News
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York strips Sarah Ferguson of freedom of city over Epstein ties
Sarah Ferguson loses York freedom of city title over Jeffrey Epstein links as council votes unanimously to remove honorary status.
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South African designer wins top honours at Asian flower show
Western Cape designer Leon Kluge claims top honours at Asia’s largest flower show with his African-Chinese fusion garden design.
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First Princess steps into Mrs South Africa 2026 role after Singh’s resignation
First Princess Carika Bebb has officially assumed the title of Mrs South Africa 2026 following the resignation of Verushka Singh.
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Thieves make a break with 12 tonnes of stolen KitKat bars
Thieves have stolen 12 tonnes of KitKat chocolate bars from a truck in Europe, sparking fears of Easter shortages as investigations continue.
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IDAC denies deliberately targeting senior police officials following arrests
IDAC, division of the NPA, condemns false allegations on social media platforms, which insinuate it is deliberately targeting senior police officials.
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NSPCA welcomes approval of draft notice to curb captive lion breeding
The National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) has welcomed the approval of a draft notice aimed at restricting South Africa’s captive lion industry.
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Cambodian man repatriated from Eswatini after US deportation
A Cambodian man repatriated from Eswatini after being deported by the US under controversial third-country multi-million-dollar transfer programme.
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SASSA introduces new measures to improve Bellville office services
SASSA introduces appointment system and expands service points to manage increased demand at Bellville Office after higher client volumes.
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Pakistan to host Middle East talks as Iran mobilises, Yemen strikes
Pakistan hosts peace talks with regional ministers as Middle East war escalates. Iran mobilises one million fighters while Yemen launches attacks.
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Antarctic supply and research ship Agulhas off on her last journey
Following her departure from Durban harbour, this former Antarctic supply ship will be dismantled at the shipbreaking yards of South Asia.










