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NSFAS tracks down former students owed refunds on loan overpayments
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme is hunting for former beneficiaries who overpaid their student loans and are owed refunds,.
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Search for missing Rika Norris continues into second week
Police are intensifying their appeal for information as the search for missing Somerset West woman Rika Norris continues.
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World’s top hockey nations head to Cape Town for FIH Nations Cup
Cape Town will host the 2025–26 FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup in June 2026, welcoming nine top international teams to South Africa.
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Paarlse jongman (20) verloor lewe in beweerde bende-insident
‘n Beweerde bende inisiasie het Woensdagaand (3 Junie) die lewe van ‘n onskuldige jongman in Paarl-Oos kortgeknip. Die 20-jarige Lemarsh Blanckenberg is omstreeks 23:00 oorlede nadat hy wreedaardig in die […]
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Heritage groups oppose demolition of historic Dagbreek Cottage in Sunnydale
Heritage groups want Dagbreek Cottage preserved, arguing demolition would erase an important piece of Sunnydale’s history.
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Verification and documentation of foreign nationals underway in Overstrand
Documentation and verification of foreign nationals is currently underway in the Overstrand after they were forced to leave their homes on Sunday 31 May and Monday 1 June.
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Lwandle’s policing crisis exposed as detective caseloads soar
A DA oversight visit to Lwandle exposed a severe policing crisis, with 17 detectives carrying 141 cases and one officer per 926 residents.
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Roads, schools closed as heavy rain hits Nelson Mandela Bay
Severe flooding in Nelson Mandela Bay, particularly Kariega, has caused road closures and dangerous conditions due to heavy rainfall from a low-pressure system.
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WATCH | Eastern Cape roads close amid heavy rain and flooding
Heavy rains have forced major road closures across the Eastern Cape, with both the Department of Transport and Kouga Municipality issuing urgent advisories.
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Foreign nationals flee South Africa as anti-immigrant violence claims lives
More than 900 Mozambican nationals were processed for departure from South Africa on Wednesday as anti-migrant protests and violence continue.
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