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Muizenberg Heritage fires cannon to commemorate historic 1795 battle
Muizenberg Heritage fired a cannon at Het Posthuys to commemorate the 1795 Battle of Muizenberg, now a Provincial Heritage Site. Cannons will roar again on Heritage Day.
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‘My cabbages’: thieves caught with stolen vegetables in Strandfontein
Stolen vegetables were recovered and five people arrested after a Strandfontein resident spotted a suspicious trailer full of cabbages and lettuce.
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Youth unemployment crisis deepens as five million young South Africans remain jobless
South Africa’s unemployment reaches 33.6% with five million youth aged 15-34 out of work, highlighting labour market absorption failure.
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Cape Town records a concerning 3 384 emergency calls over long weekend
Cape Town’s PECC received 3,384 calls over the long weekend, with notable road accidents and arrests amid increased emergency incidents.
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MIDWEEK MEALS | One-pan spaghetti meatballs
This one-pan meatball spaghetti uses homemade meatballs and cooks pasta directly in sauce for maximum flavour and minimum washing up.
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The Patriotic Alliance’s mayoral candidate out on bail
The Patriotic Alliance will not discard members embroiled in personal family issues, says leader Gayton McKenzie, after arrests following a Belhar event.
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Farmers urged to protect livestock as snow hits Free State
Farmers across the Free State have been urged to take extra precautions to protect livestock, crops and farm infrastructure as snowfall and freezing temperatures continue to affect parts of the province.
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UPDATE: Investigation into alleged SAPS handling of Matjhabeng property damage case registered with IPID
The Democratic Alliance calls for an independent investigation into SAPS handling of a case involving a Matjhabeng employee accused of damaging municipal property, citing potential political influence and lack of accountability.
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Government proposes harsh penalties for illegal mining as death toll mounts
New legislation targets illegal mining syndicates with fines up to R100 million and 30-year prison sentences.
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Two arrested in Brackenfell for abalone, 9 439 dried units seized
Two foreign nationals are due in the Kuils River Magistrates’ Court on Thursday after police seized 9 439 dried abalone units in Brackenfell.
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