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Public urged to help count crane species in first nationwide census since 2006
For the first time in nearly two decades, South Africans can participate in a nationwide citizen science initiative from 24 to 27 July to count three species of cranes.
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Police hunt knife-wielding attacker over brutal stabbing of ex-lover and mother
Bloemfontein police on a full-scale search for Vuyani Ngcamani in connection with brutal knife attack on his ex-girlfriend and her mother.
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Prince George turns 13 as he prepares for life at Eton College
Britain’s Prince George celebrates becoming a teenager as he prepares to start at Eton College this September, following his father’s footsteps.
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Chris Hani District Municipality saves R1.5m on new fleet
Chris Hani District Municipality has received 66 new service delivery vehicles through a leasing agreement aimed at improving services and reducing costs.
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CAF president stands by Infantino ahead of 2027 FIFA election
African football chief Patrice Motsepe defends FIFA president Gianni Infantino as growing European opposition threatens his 2027 re-election bid.
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Man arrested after allegedly firing random shots in community
A 23-year-old Cofimvaba man is expected in court after police arrested him for allegedly possessing unlicensed firearms and randomly firing shots.
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Molteno Reservoir in Oranjezicht closure extended to October
The Molteno Reservoir in Oranjezicht will remain closed until 1 October as the City completes safety upgrades and essential maintenance work.
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Three-year sentence for company director who defrauded Covid-19 relief fund
A company director from Kimberley was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment after pleading guilty to 49 charges of fraud on behalf of his company and 50 counts of money laundering.
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Gqeberha businessman Rob Evans trial date set for November
Gqeberha businessman Rob Evans faces trial in November for the murder of his girlfriend, Vanessa van Rensburg.
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Exporters demand clarity on Cape Town port privatisation plan
Exporters Western Cape demands clarity from Transnet over confusion about which Cape Town port facilities are included in 25-year privatisation concession.
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