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Artisans of Mzansi competition opens with R200 000 up for grabs
South African artisanal entrepreneurs have until 30 June 2026 to apply for the Artisans of Mzansi competition, with prize money of up to R200 000 on offer
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Several Free State clinics left vulnerable to break-ins and vandalism
Better security is urgently needed at several clinics in Free State that remain without water and electricity after plumbing pipes and electrical wiring were stolen.
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Two charged with murder of Mozambican national in crack down on xenophobic violence in Mossel Bay
Two suspects have been arrested and charged with the murder of a Mozambican national killed during a wave of xenophobic violence.
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Vioolsdrift woman sentenced to 25 years for child sex offences
A Northern Cape woman receives a sentence of 25 years’ imprisonment for sexual crimes against children. She was sentenced in the Springbok Regional Court.
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Armed men rob church congregants during service in Samora Machel
A Samora Machel community leader has condemned the actions of armed men who entered a church service and robbed congregants on Sunday 7 June.
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Bafana Bafana gears up for thrilling World Cup opener against Mexico
South Africa’s national football team is gearing up for their first 2026 Fifa World Cup appearance in 16 years, with head coach Hugo Broos expressing confidence ahead of Thursday’s opening match against co-hosts Mexico.
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Rockfall repair work suffers setback near Cango Caves
Severe storms have delayed rockfall repairs on R328 near Oudtshoorn, impacting road safety and reopening timelines amid ongoing challenges.
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Mexico intensifies crackdown on World Cup counterfeit merchandise
Mexican authorities seized $1.3 million in counterfeit football jerseys before the 2026 World Cup, but demand for knockoffs continues to rise.
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Somali referee axed from World Cup after US denies entry
FIFA’s Omar Artan, the first Somali referee for the 2026 World Cup, was denied US entry due to immigration issues.
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Anti-migrant protests intensify across South Africa ahead of November polls
A surge in anti-immigrant demonstrations across South Africa is raising concerns about potential violence ahead of local government elections in November.
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