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UAE suspends all trade with Iran after missile attack on ships
United Arab Emirates suspends all trade and financial dealings with Iran following reported missile attack on vessels, marking deepest rift since war began.
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Balwin Estate residents clash with developer over smart-geysers and resale tariffs
Sectional-title estate residents locked in a dispute with developer Balwin Properties over private electricity resale and smart-geyser management have hit a major regulatory wall as the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has admitted it lacks the statutory power…
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Southern African mothers plead for sons lured to Russia’s war
Desperate families across southern Africa are calling for loved ones to return from Russia’s war, claiming men were duped into fighting.
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Diana’s brother to reveal ‘truth’ in new memoir ahead of 30th anniversary
Charles Spencer announces memoir about sister Princess Diana, promising to reveal the truth as 30th anniversary of her death approaches.
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Lawyers at police stations aim to strengthen criminal cases
Attorney Malickah Schaffers is based at Mitchells Plain Police Station as part of a project to improve police statements and boost conviction rates.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT for teens with enhanced safety features
OpenAI introduces modified ChatGPT version for teenagers aged 13-17 with stricter safety controls following legal complaints and regulatory pressure.
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Government and parastatals told to settle R1.4bn Johannesburg debt
Government departments and parastatals owe the City of Johannesburg more than R1.4 billion in unpaid water, electricity and rates accounts.
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Meta faces $200 billion lawsuit over child addiction claims
Meta faces trial as 29 US states seek $200 billion over claims it deliberately designed Instagram and Facebook to addict children.
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Parliament committee chair wants answers after inmates allegedly charged R240 for bunk beds
The Portfolio Committee on Correctional Services wants answers after allegations that inmates at Kgosi Mampuru II Correctional Centre are forced to pay for sleeping space, with sexual coercion also reported.
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Western Cape Government strengthens support for Theewaterskloof Municipality
The Western Cape Government has reaffirmed its commitment to stabilising governance in the Theewaterskloof Municipality.
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