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District municipality backs down on Transnet licence refusal, passes buck to national government
Transnet’s appeal over its atmospheric emission licence now rests with national government, leaving Saldanha residents awaiting the next decision.
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WATCH | US police footage shows Mel Viljoen shielding husband during Florida police questioning
Mel Viljoen defended her husband during a Florida shoplifting interrogation, while legal issues persist following their return to South Africa.
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South Africa faces diplomatic backlash as anti-migrant tensions strain continental relations
The Presidency has dismissed claims that South Africa is isolated from the African continent, amid mounting diplomatic pressure.
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Double tragedy haunts family with another child’s death involving a vehicle
The Khaeane family is reeling after another child’s tragic death, almost three years apart, both involving vehicles in the same month of July.
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Murders stun Langrug community in Franschhoek
Residents of Langrug in Franschhoek are living in fear following two separate fatal shootings this week.
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Skateboarder pursues Guinness record and hope for homeless youth
Hankey skateboarder Nathan Du Preez plans a 20,000km journey to pursue a Guinness World Record while raising funds and awareness for homeless youth.
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US and Iran exchange strikes as Gulf conflict escalates over Hormuz Strait
The United States and Iran launched retaliatory strikes against each other and American allies in the Gulf.
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Police arrest nearly 9 000 undocumented foreign nationals in two weeks
Police have arrested 8 896 foreign nationals across the country in the past two weeks for contravening immigration laws.
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Pyjamas in public: Have we redefined social standards?
The post discusses the shift in societal norms regarding pajamas, which were once exclusive to home use but are now seen in public settings. It questions whether this trend reflects a decline in standards of self-respect and appropriate dress. The…










