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WATCH | US, Israel air strikes hit oil depot in Tehran while effects of war are felt globally
US and Israeli strikes hit an oil depot in Tehran on Saturday, marking the first reported attack on the Islamic republic’s oil infrastructure.
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Retreat indoor pool closed for essential winter repairs
The closure affects one of four indoor pools operating year-round throughout the city, requiring urgent attention to address storm damage.
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International Women’s Day: millions of women and girls still vulnerable
The call is to dismantle all barriers to equal justice such as discriminatory laws, weak legal protections, and social norms that erode the rights of women.
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Kuwait airport, Saudi Arabia targeted as Iran presses Gulf attacks
Gulf nations reported missile and drone attacks Sunday, while Iran vowed to press on with strikes against neighbouring countries.
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WATCH | Animated map of bombardment of Iran, while US starts using UK bases for ‘defensive’ Iran operations
Britain’s defence ministry said the US had begun using the military sites for “specific defensive operations to prevent Iran firing missiles into the region”.
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Stolen Telkom cables lands man ten years in prison
The NPA said it hopes that such sentences will deter others from damaging infrastructure. Tampering with essential infrastructure is a serious offence.
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Breakthrough in the killing of ANC PR councillor in Crossroads
ANC Proportional Representative councillor Lazola Gungxe was gunned down in Crossroads, Nyanga, after attending a community meeting last month.
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Government to react to research that says sanitary pads may be harmful
Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, the minister of Health, will co-chair the cluster and will brief the media to clarify the health and regulatory implications.
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New commander takes helm at SA Naval College in Gordon’s Bay
Start of new leadership in Gordon’s Bay as Captain Moses Tabo takes over from Rear Admiral Judy Gail Rustin-Patrick in a Change of Command.
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School principal served with summons over fraud, perjury allegations
A 62-year-old school principal has been served with a summons facing fraud and perjury allegations over a R2,9 million Road Accident Fund claim.
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