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Police and Interpol join forces to find missing UK woman
South African authorities are working with Interpol to trace a UK woman who went missing after checking in for a flight home at Cape Town International Airport.
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Malema appeals firearm convictions and five-year sentence
Malema has filed a High Court application seeking leave to appeal his firearm convictions and five-year prison sentence handed down in April.
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Exporters brace for impact as nationwide Cosatu protest looms
Exporters Western Cape has is concerned about potential disruptions to supply chains ahead of a nationwide protest action scheduled for Friday, 19 June.
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Cape Town urges Transnet to fast-track port reforms
The Port of Cape Town has been ranked last globally, prompting the City to push for urgent reform and greater private sector involvement.
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Bakenpark families face housing crisis as only 12 homes built in 32 years
Families in Bakenpark are living in increasingly desperate conditions as a severe housing shortage forces multiple generations to share cramped accommodation, with some properties housing up to nine people sharing a single outside toilet.
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JP Smith sues SAPS after court declares office raid unlawful
JP Smith is suing SAPS after a court declared the 2025 raid on his Cape Town office unlawful.
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WATCH | ‘Leaked’ assault video raises questions over Strand incident
A viral video allegedly showing an assault in Strand has raised questions after police denied having a record and a victim refused to open a case.
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Missing windsurf paddler found alive after extensive Blouberg search
A paddler reported missing off Bloubergstrand was rescued after a major search operation and treated for hypothermia before being taken to hospital.
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Electoral Commission prepares for nationwide voter registration weekend
South Africans are being urged to ensure their voter registration details are up to date as the Electoral Commission prepares to open nearly 24 000 registration stations across the country this weekend.










