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SA boosts Ebola funding to US$13.5 million as outbreak spreads
South Africa has increased its financial pledge to combat the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa to US$13.5 million.
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Ironman African Championship and 70.3 event could swap host cities
Unconfirmed reports suggest the Ironman African Championship could move to Mossel Bay, while the 70.3 event may shift to Nelson Mandela Bay.
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Costly victory: Iran war leaves no clear winners, analysts say
The recent Middle East conflict leaves Iran strategically intact, while the U.S. and Israel face significant setbacks and unresolved issues.
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Former reality TV star arrested at OR Tambo hours after US deportation
Peet Viljoen, a former reality TV star, was arrested in South Africa for fraud after being deported from the US.
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DA announces major GNU reshuffle, replacing Steenhuisen as Agriculture Minister
The DA has announced key GNU changes, with Willie Aucamp replacing John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister.
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German shipping heiress and financial manager die from gunshot wounds at safari lodge
A German heiress and her family’s local financial manager have been found dead from gunshot wounds at a private safari estate.
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Firehorse restaurant rises from the ashes at Vergelegen
When a kitchen fire struck Stables Restaurant, Vergelegen turned disaster into opportunity and Firehorse galloped in to keep the estate alive.
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Manhunt launched after three men gunned down in KwaDwesi mass shooting
Police have launched a manhunt after three men were found with multiple gunshot wounds inside a vehicle in Gqeberha.
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Oil prices fall below $80 on optimism over US-Iran peace agreement
Oil prices plunged below $80 a barrel on Tuesday as optimism grew over the promised reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Police clamp down on counterfeit goods at Cape Town shopping centre
Police in Cape Town seized over R108 million in counterfeit goods from a shopping complex during two operations a week apart.










