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Saldanhabaai-munisipaliteit roep spesiale vergadering te midde van Valke-ondersoek
Valke bevestig SBM-ondersoek na kontrakverlengings; Speaker noem dit vals nuus, munisipaliteit ontken formele kennis, politieke spanning verdiep.
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Flood-damaged wine bottles become symbols of hope
After May’s Western Cape floods devastated Van Loveren wine farm, Food Lover’s Market is selling rescued bottles at 3 for R100 as Bottles of Hope.
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Bo-Kaap protest follows Schotsche Kloof water restrictions
Schotsche Kloof flats residents took to the streets of Bo-Kaap on 13 June, protesting water restrictions linked to an overdue R17m municipal debt.
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R3 million drug haul at Kuils River B&B leads to two arrests
Drugs worth R3 million were seized from a Kuils River bed and breakfast in an early morning raid, leading to two arrests on drug charges.
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Valke ondersoek Saldanhabaai-munisipaliteit oor tenderverlengings
Valke ondersoek bewerings van onreëlmatighede met SBM se kontrakverlengings, terwyl die munisipaliteit volhou geen formele kennisgewing ontvang is oor Valke-ondersoek.
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Learner dies after classroom assault at Bellville school
A Grade 10 learner died after being struck by a classmate at Bellville South High School. Police have opened a murder case.
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Top cop backs push for tougher metro police and Cape Town is ready
.One of South Africa’s most senior police officials has thrown his weight behind Cape Town’s push to give its Metro Police greater powers.
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Russian missile barrage sets historic Kyiv cathedral ablaze, kills 11
A massive Russian missile assault on Ukrainian cities left Kyiv’s historic Dormition Cathedral in flames and claimed 11 lives.
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Football federations fire back at UEFA chief criticism over quality of matches at World Cup
A coalition of 13 football associations has strong rebuke of UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin describing several matches at the expanded FIFA World Cup.










