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Turkish Airlines to boost flights to Cape Town to 10 a week
Turkish Airlines is boosting its direct Cape Town to Istanbul service from seven to 10 flights per week, good news for tourism, trade and investment.
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NMBM warns residents about fake municipal notices circulating on WhatsApp
Residents are urged to verify banking details after scammers circulated fake Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality notices via WhatsApp to steal payments.
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Weskus-familie loof beloning uit om vermiste ouma te help opspoor
Die polisie en familie vra hulp om die vermiste 75-jarige Magdalena “Suster Lenie” Rhode op te spoor nadat sy Sondagoggend spoorloos verdwyn het.
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Prince Harry and family to stay at royal residences during first UK visit in four years
Prince Harry, his wife Meghan and their two children will stay at royal residences when they return to the UK in July for their first family visit in four years.
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Two die during World Cup celebrations in Mexico City
Two people have died during mass celebrations in Mexico after the national football team advanced to the next round of the World Cup.
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Consumers bear the brunt as municipal tariffs rise from 1 July
South African households will face added financial strain from today due to approved electricity tariff increases ranging from 7.5% to 14%.
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Local politician’s husband arrested after raid on guest house in Bloemfontein
The police arrested the husband of the deputy mayor of the Mangaung Metro after a raid on a guesthouse in Bloemfontein.
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One arrested, two flee as SAPS seize R1.5 million protected cycads near Kariega
A 38-year-old Zimbabwean was arrested for possessing 151 protected cycads worth R1.5 million; investigations for remaining suspects are ongoing.
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Correctional Department locks out 500 union workers at Mangaung prison
Score of employees belonging to the Popcru union at the Mangaung Prison in Bloemfontein have been locked out following the Department of Correctional Services’ takeover of administration effective today on 1 July.
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Ramaphosa shuffles cabinet as John Steenhuisen loses agriculture portfolio
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced sweeping changes to the national executive, removing John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister.
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