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StatsSA confirms cybersecurity breach affecting job applicants’ data
Statistics South Africa has confirmed that its human resources database was compromised in a cybersecurity breach, exposing personal information of job applicants and raising fresh concerns about the vulnerability of government digital infrastructure.
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Wave of US-Israeli strikes targets Iran bases, religious site and cancer drug plant
Iranian media reports that a wave of US-Israeli strikes hit military bases, a religious site and a cancer drug plant.
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Aunt allegedly kidnaps 6-year-old niece in Motherwell
Abigail Prins disappeared nine days ago after her aunt Christine arrived and stayed overnight, with police launching extensive search operation.
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South Africa’s reform drive aims to unlock investment and end economic stagnation
The South African government is reforming electricity, transport, water, and visa regulations to boost economic growth and attract investment.
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Solar-powered bike expedition showcases African innovation
Solar electric bikes travel 6,200km from Kenya to South Africa in groundbreaking journey documented in ‘Recharging Hope’ series.
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DA initiates legal action as Western Cape probes Stellenbosch Municipality property dealings
The Democratic Alliance has begun legal proceedings against online publication The Cape Independent over allegations of large-scale municipal corruption.
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Petrol up R3, diesel up R7: Record-breaking fuel increases hit SA motorists from April
South African motorists will face the largest fuel price increases in the country’s history from tomorrow, 1 April, with petrol rising by R3.06 per litre and diesel by more than R7.00 per litre.
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Residents ready for appeal after filling station in D’Urbanvale approved
D’Urbanvale residents are ready for an appeal against the approval of a 24/7 filling station and store on vacant erven in the area.
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Fuel levy to be cut by R3 per litre, but the pain is yet to come
South Africa will reduce the fuel levy by R3 per litre in April to alleviate rising fuel prices due to the Iran conflict.
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US petrol price reaches $4 a gallon, highest since 2022
Petrol prices in the US have surpassed $4 a gallon amid the Iran conflict, with further increases expected during summer travel season.
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