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Investigation demanded after R30 million project left half-done
The African Liberation Movement calls for an investigation into an incomplete sewage project in Thabong, impacting residents’ sanitation.
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DA returns to Constitutional Court to confirm VAT ruling
Constitutional Court hears DA challenge over finance minister’s power to change VAT rates without full parliamentary approval.
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Alleged 9/11 mastermind set for trial in June 2028
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, accused of planning the 9/11 attacks that killed nearly 3 000 people, will face trial in June 2028.
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Western Cape briefs parliamentary committee on bid to turn Cape Town port around
The Western Cape has set its sights on creating 260 000 new jobs over the next decade by trebling exports, and the Port of Cape Town’ is at the heart of that ambition.
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Border police bust Zimbabwean in R3.8m tobacco smuggling case
A Zimbabwean national in custody over the alleged smuggling of illicit tobacco valued at approximately R3.8m, and a truck and trailer worth R1.8m also seized.
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Learner dies suddenly at GJ Joubert Primary in Strand
Tragedy struck Dr GJ Joubert Primary School in Strand when a Grade 2 learner died on school premises, with attempts made to revive him.
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Public warned as sardines wash ashore at five Gqeberha beaches
Sardines washing ashore at five Gqeberha beaches have prompted a public warning from Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality over potential health risks.
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Fuel prices set to rise sharply in September; diesel up more than R3 per litre
Motorists can brace themselves for another painful fuel price increase in September.
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City distances itself from viral AI express rail concept for Cape Town
AI renderings of a reimagined express rail line for Cape Town have gone viral online but the City has distanced itself from the concept.
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5,000km national One Leg Walk brings hope and unity to Kouga
A 5,000km awareness walk challenging disability stigma brought a message of unity, peace and ubuntu to communities across the Kouga region.










