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Dam levels in the Free State remain stable
Dam levels in the Free State remain stable at 101.6%, unchanged from last week but up 0.8% compared to last year. Key dams like Krugersdrift and Bloemhof have seen increases, while some like Sterkfontein and Vanderkloof have decreased. The Department…
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Cape Town Tourism wins three gold awards at international tourism film festival africa
Cape Town Tourism wins three gold awards at ITFFA for authentic storytelling campaigns showcasing the city’s global tourism appeal.
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Malema’s R1 million defamation case against Kunene struck off court roll
Julius Malema’s R1 million defamation lawsuit against PA deputy president Kenny Kunene has been struck off the court roll.
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Pedal for a Purpose: Cyclist takes on 2,000km SPCA ride
Anrico Quiens set off from SPCA Grahamstown on 8 June, cycling 2,000km along the N2 to raise funds and awareness for animal welfare across the region.
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Prokureur veroorsaak nóg hofverwarring
In plaas daarvan dat Gysbert Jan Maritz (58) op Dinsdag 9 Junie sy opwagting in die hof in Welkom gemaak het op aanklagte van bedrog, het sy prokureur gereël dat hy eerder in Bloemfontein verskyn om datums vir sy saak…
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Second Kouga flood less severe than record May event
June rains flooded the Kouga region, damaging roads and washing away soil, but officials say the event was far less severe than May’s historic flood.
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WATCH | Mamre donkey cruelty: owner arrested after attempting to conceal animal from SPCA
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA has launched a criminal investigation following video footage showing a donkey being subjected to cruelty.
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Public Works minister vows to root out corruption in lease agreements and tenders
Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Dean Macpherson has declared war on corruption within his department, detailing ongoing investigations into lease failures, ghost employees and officials who have resigned rather than face lifestyle audits.
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US and Iran exchange fresh strikes as hopes for quick peace deal fade
The United States launched fresh attacks against Iran, prompting Tehran to retaliate with strikes on American bases across the Gulf.
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Cleveland mass shooting may be linked to illegal mining turf war
Police are investigating whether the mass shooting that left 12 people dead in Johannesburg, was linked to illegal mining.
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