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Middle East war escalates with Israeli-Iranian missile exchanges and soldier deaths
Israel and Iran exchanged missile fire on Tuesday as the Middle East conflict intensified, with four Israeli soldiers killed in Lebanon.
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UK tabloid should pay Prince Harry, others ‘substantial’ damages: lawyers
Prince Harry and other public figures are suing a UK publisher for privacy invasions, seeking substantial damages after a lengthy trial.
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Gauteng schools face power cuts over unpaid municipal bills despite receiving funds
Despite receiving funds for municipal accounts, Gauteng schools face electricity disconnections due to misallocation and unpaid debts.
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Two brothers were shot and killed in Uitsig while three others were wounded
Two brothers were shot dead in Uitsig during a violent weekend in Cape Town, leaving three others wounded, as police probe separate fatal shootings.
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Illegal mining crisis grips North West province as lawmakers demand action
The North West Provincial Legislature has sounded the alarm over a surge in illegal mining operations and unauthorised chrome wash plants that are wreaking environmental havoc across the province, with lawmakers demanding immediate government intervention.
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Cape Winelands Airport appoints lead architects to design new airport
The Cape Winelands Airport that lead architects have been appointed to oversee the architectural vision and design integration of the airport development.
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NSRI and Western Cape Scouts create future rescuers
A new NSRI and Scouts partnership equips youth with lifesaving skills, with 192 volunteers advancing from training to active community service.
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Ramaphosa forms task team to tackle looming 50% fuel price surge
President Cyril Ramaphosa has established a ministerial task team to mitigate the impact of a fuel price increase set for 1 April, as South Africa braces for what could be the steepest fuel hike since 2008.
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Cape Town International Jazz Festival blends legends and rising stars
Jazz enthusiasts were spoilt for choice by an impressive line-up of both local and international artists during the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.
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Protest over Nigerian ‘king’ coronation turns violent in Eastern Cape
A protest in KuGompo in the Eastern Cape over the alleged coronation of an Igbo king has turned violent, with vehicles and buildings torched.
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