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Thys Lombard death: Tributes pour in for well-known school rugby photographer
Tributes have poured in on social media for well-known school sports photographer Thys Lombard who allegedly died during a surfing competition on Friday.
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Knysna doctor and practice manager killed in N2 crash
Two well-known Knysna healthcare workers, Dr Johann Viljoen and Charl Steenekamp, died in a head-on collision on the N2 near White Bridge.
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Two University of Fort Hare students arrested for public violence
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has confirmed the arrest of two University of Fort Hare students, aged 19 and 23, on charges of public violence.
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Constitutional Court overturns Shell’s Wild Coast exploration rights
South Africa’s Constitutional Court overturned Shell’s oil exploration rights, favoring coastal communities and environmental groups in a landmark ruling.
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France’s constitutional authority approves assisted dying law
France’s Constitutional Council approves assisted dying legislation, allowing terminally ill adults the right to end their lives with medical assistance.
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R3m sports court brings new opportunities to Kensington youth
A new R3 million sports court in Ward 56, Cape Town, is giving young people access to sport while creating opportunities, skills and sporting dreams.
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SANBI faces R839m infrastructure backlog as botanical gardens deteriorate
Parliament’s Portfolio Committee heard SANBI faces an R839 million infrastructure backlog by 2029/30, threatening botanical gardens’ conservation and tourism role.
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President Ramaphosa urges investment in youth to unlock Southern Africa’s future
Ramaphosa says Southern Africa’s young population is its greatest asset but warns youth unemployment threatens regional stability and Vision 2050 goals.
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Man shot dead in the middle of Tafelsig street
Mitchells Plain police opened a murder case after a man was shot and killed in Tafelsig on Friday morning by gunmen in a Toyota Quantum.
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Herpes virus possible cause of mass fish die-offs
The mass fish die-offs along the West Coast to Gansbaai in the Western Cape may be attributed to pilchard herpes virus.
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