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Cape Town mental-health advocate crowned Mr Gay World SA
Bellville’s Jacques Gous is crowned Mr Gay World in Pretoria, carrying a powerful message of mental health awareness and addiction recovery.
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Eskom threatens power cuts to Johannesburg over outstanding R5.2 billion debt
Eskom threatens power cuts in Johannesburg due to R5.2 billion debt, as the city struggles amidst a national debt crisis.
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Ottery mother recalls last call with detained daughter aboard Gaza flotilla
Ottery resident Gadija Ahjum-Mathee recalls the last time she spoke to her daughter before a Gaza aid flotilla interception.
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Acting premier leads talks on Phomolong solar project shutdown
Acting Free State Premier Jabu Mbalula convened a high-level meeting in Hennenman to address a shutdown in Phomolong related to a solar project recruitment issue. Community concerns over the flawed process led to protests and disrupted essential services, impacting healthcare…
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Councillor backs Christel House bid for school in Strandfontein
Ward councillor Elton Jansen backs Christel House’s bid to build a no-fee school on City-owned land in Strandfontein for disadvantaged learners.
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Rising fuel prices drive higher inflation, consumers feel the pinch
South Africa’s CPI rose to 4% in April, mainly due to fuel price hikes, impacting transport costs and airfares significantly.
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Deadline extended for the fight to save Bantamsklip
The clock is ticking – but the public has been given a little more time …you have one last chance to save the coast. Following widespread calls from concerned residents, […]
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SAPS allocated R127 billion as acting minister unveils multi-year police reform strategy
The South African Police Service aims to rebuild public trust with a R127 billion budget, emphasizing reform, crime intelligence, and community safety.
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Triple murder under investigation in KuGompo City
Three men were shot and killed in what police believe was a targeted attack in Duncan Village, KuGompo City, on Tuesday night.
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Graves vandalised, neglected across Nelson Mandela Bay cemeteries
Residents raised the alarm after visiting Missionvale Cemetery, where several graves and tombstones were found broken, collapsed or overgrown.
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