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South Africa’s draft AI policy approved for public comment
Cabinet has approved the publication of South Africa’s draft artificial intelligence policy for public comment, Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni announced on Thursday.
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Huis Andries Olivier champions complete Absa Cape Epic
Two members of the cycling group Barney’s Army Gentlemen – avid supporters of Huis Andries Olivier – completed the gruelling Absa Cape Epic.
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Will the National Health Insurance cover the full cost of saving a life?
Will the National Health Insurance cover the full cost of saving a life?
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Faith leaders call for national prayer amid South Africa’s challenges
SACOFF calls Christians in South Africa to unite in prayer this Easter for national restoration amidst crime, corruption, and economic struggles.
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Israel under fire from Iranian missiles as Trump issues new warning
Israel has been under attack from a new barrage of Iranian missiles, as President Donald Trump warned Iran of more devastation.
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Court settlement reached in dispute over NMBM animal pound
The AACL and municipality settled their legal dispute over the animal pound, affirming municipal management without external oversight.
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Iranian authorities execute teenager convicted in January protests
Iranian authorities executed an 18-year-old man on Thursday who was convicted of setting fire to a security forces base during January protests.
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Urgent action required as sewage threatens school hostel
A severe sewage crisis at Goudveld-Hoërskool hostel in Welkom has created significant health risks for learners and staff. The Democratic Alliance plans to petition the Free State Department of Education to address the crisis stemming from municipal infrastructure failures. Conditions…
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Nigerian coronation declared invalid as Cabinet condemns Eastern Cape riots
The government invalidated a controversial coronation in KuGompo City following violent protests, emphasizing the need for lawful traditional leadership.










