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New R625m military base hospital opens its doors in Gqeberha
A new R625 million military hospital has opened in Gqeberha, providing 24-hour healthcare to SANDF members, dependants and veterans.
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Tokologo faces scrutiny over R2 million-a-year sanitation contract
Tokologo Local Municipality spends over R2 million annually on a drain truck service, raising concerns about irregular expenditure and contract management.
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Three close calls spark urgent safety probe at Sydney Airport
Transport authorities investigate three dangerous near-misses at Sydney Airport within two weeks, including two incidents on a single day involving multiple airlines.
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This South African river has a bacteria count off the charts: a natural filter is cleaning it for watering food gardens
Researchers in Franschhoek are using natural filtration systems to turn heavily polluted river water into a safe resource without chemicals.
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Vredendal-ondersoekbeampte dra by tot skuldigbevinding in dwelmhandel-saak
Vredendal-polisie se langdurige ondersoek lei tot skuldigbevinding van Jacky Bruno in ’n dwelmhandel-saak wat in 2022 begin het.
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US shifts war priority from Iran’s nuclear program to lowering oil prices
The US has shifted its Iran war priority from nuclear weapons to lowering petrol prices as Tehran controls Strait of Hormuz.
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Social media rapist sentenced to four life terms in Johannesburg
Victor Mokoena lured four young women through Facebook and Instagram with fake modelling offers before raping and robbing them.
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ANC blames coalitions for collapse of cities it governs and destabilises
ANC blames coalition governments for metro failures whilst DA says party destabilises functioning administrations and leads collapsing cities itself.
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CPUT Council withdraw Draft Financial Recovery Plan
CPUT Council has withdrawn its Draft Financial Recovery Plan for 2027 for consultation after student protests over a proposed R7 000 upfront payment.
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Foot-and-mouth disease cases in Free State rise to 739
Foot-and-mouth disease cases in the Free State have climbed to 739, with the provincial agriculture department warning livestock owners that failure to report suspected infections and poor biosecurity could fuel further spread.
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