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Correction: HWF products not available in South Africa
Here We Flow products are not available in South Africa and therefore have no connection to sanitary product study.
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WATCH | Hout Bay helicopter crash not linked to government contract, says DFFE
A helicopter crash in Hout Bay during firefighting was not affiliated with the DFFE’s programme, but under a separate contract.
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Months of US pressure preceded South Africa’s G7 exclusion
South Africa’s exclusion from the G7 summit in France which was announced yesterday, marks the culmination of months of escalating tensions between Pretoria and Washington under US President Donald Trump.
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SPCA inspector assaulted during animal cruelty investigation
An inspector from Humansdorp SPCA Assisi was assaulted during an investigation into alleged animal cruelty and neglect in Kareedouw.
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R4,2 billion government intervention addresses collapsed sewerage systems
On World Water Day, Minister Pemmy Majodina delivered 22 refurbished wastewater facilities to Matjhabeng Municipality as part of a R4.2 billion initiative aimed at restoring collapsed sewer systems. The program addresses severe sanitation challenges caused by neglect and vandalism, underscoring…
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Trio in fatal taxi shooting that killed six people remain behind bars after failed bail application
State’s solid argument in opposing bail application led to accused denied bail
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Cradock 4 inquest: Former minister says removal order was ‘misunderstood’
Former education minister Du Plessis denied any involvement in Cradock Four murders, claiming ‘remove’ order was misunderstood by security forces.
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Western Cape dam levels plummet to 48.8% as water restrictions loom
Dam levels across Western Cape decline to 48.8% from 65.6% last year as drought conditions persist. Water restrictions loom while Knysna faces Day Zero.
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Eastern Cape child murderer Robin Clarke’s sentencing postponed
Clarke’s sentencing delayed to 17 April after probation reports lacked key information about custodial arrangements for his children.
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Police investigate new lead in Joshlin Smith case
SAPS detectives are back in Saldanha Bay investigating recent claims about the possible whereabouts of missing child Joshlin Smith, but have found no tangible evidence linked to the six-year-old.
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