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Civil service salaries consume third of state budget, economist tells Hermanus conference
Economist Dawie Roodt criticized South Africa’s civil service spending, emphasizing salary issues and calling for effective leadership and policy reforms.
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Israeli troops launch ground operations in Lebanon as Tehran explosions reported
Explosions rocked the Iranian capital Tehran on Monday as Israel announced it had begun “limited ground operations” against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
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Foot-and-Mouth-Disease rages on while Saai and Steenhuisen embroiled in legal battles
The Southern African Agri Initiative (Saai) has expressed its serious concern and disappointment following Minister John Steenhuisen’s media conference last week on the foot-and-mouth disease (FD) crisis. According to Saai, the […]
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Fuel price shock expected for April as Middle East conflict drives oil surge
Motorists are facing a nightmare outlook for April, with mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund indicating steep hikes for petrol and diesel.
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Gayton glo steeds dat Joshlin lewe en wys vinger na Ayanda
Honderde geesdriftige ondersteuners van die Patriotic Alliance (PA) het die Dial Rock-saal in Saldanha Sondag 15 Maart volgepak vir die bekendstelling van die Joshlin Smith-stigting.
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Fake leopard images risk harming conservation efforts
AI-generated images of a leopard in Pniel sparked misinformation, raising concerns for wildlife conservation and public understanding of the species.
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SA Rugby and CANAL+ plan continued SuperSport partnership
SA Rugby and the CANAL+ Group have held discussions on strengthening their partnership with SuperSport following meetings in Johannesburg last week.
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D-Day for three farmers convicted of murdering a farm dweller as sentence proceedings begin
Justice for the brutally murdered farm dweller Phakathi as the three farmers found guilty of his murder, appear for sentencing.
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Public outcry against Durbanville racecourse development
More than 2 000 concerned residents of the Durbanville area had by noon today already signed a petition against the proposed development of the Durbanville racecourse.
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Dubai airport gradually resumes flights after nearby drone fire
A drone-related incident sparked a fuel tank fire near Dubai airport on Monday and disrupted travel as Iran maintained its Gulf attacks.
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