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Tourism industry braces for impact as fuel prices surge in South Africa
As South Africans come to terms with the new fuel prices, Cape Town tour operators are concerned about the impact on their businesses.
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Northern Cape positioned as South Africa’s next major mining hub
SANDTON – The Northern Cape can be South Africa’s next mining hub, having the potential to unlock significant revenue from a revitalised and expanded mining sector. At a collaboration session […]
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City and NSRI respond to growing seal rabies concern
Rabies cases among Cape fur seal in Cape Town raise concern, prompting safety measures as authorities urge vigilance despite mostly calm beach conditions.
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Alleged smash-and-grab suspect shot dead in Jakes Gerwel
A suspected smash-and-grab suspect was shot dead on Jakes Gerwel Drive after targeting motorists, authorities urge vigilance on roads.
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The silliest April Fools pranks that fooled the world
Brands have executed memorable April Fools pranks for decades, highlighting creative absurdities and causing both laughter and backlash.
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Newton Park home invasion: Case moved to High Court
The case against three accused in the murder of Gqeberha businessman Daniel de Jager has been transferred to High Court.
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Respected Cape Town police photographer retires
Cape Town photographer Piet Smit retires after 30 years, leaving a legacy of dedication, passion, and significant contributions to SAPS.
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UWC student breaks records, wins national powerlifting championship
UWC student Joshua Jantjies wins 66kg junior title, sets national records and qualifies for Junior World Championships after a dominant performance.
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Road clear for traffic after head-on collision on the R43
HERMANUS – The R43 was closed for almost five hours today due to a head-on collision near Benguela Cove. The road opened and the accident scene cleared at approximately 15:15. […]
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Oil companies accused of making war profits from Middle East conflict
Oil companies in the EU have earned over €80 million daily in excess profits since the Middle East war began, according to Greenpeace.
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