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Police arrest 11 suspects in major illicit drug lab bust on a farm in North West
National Police Crime Intelligence team has uncovered an illicit drug laboratory operating from a farm in the North West province.
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N2 partially reopened following hazardous oil spillage near Kei Cuttings
Oil residue and hazardous conditions remain on parts of the N2 near Kei Cuttings after an overturned tanker caused a major spillage overnight.
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WATCH | “Place of Great Noise” lives up to its name as Augrabies Falls roar
Augrabies Falls experiences high water flow due to recent rains, inviting visitors to enjoy the park while some areas remain closed.
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R43 speed limit reduced following road safety concerns
The speed limit along a section of the R43 between Karwyderskraal Road and Hawston is set to be reduced following ongoing road safety concerns raised by residents and local officials. […]
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Western Cape municipalities show mixed results in financial recovery efforts
The Western Cape government has revealed mixed results in the financial recovery of three municipalities under intensive intervention.
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Amazon South Africa signs Siya Kolisi as brand partner in community-focused deal
Amazon South Africa partners with Siya Kolisi for a year to enhance educational programs via the Kolisi Foundation, fostering community support.
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Eviction notice sparks fear of closure at Christian school
New Brighton SDA Primary School in Gqeberha fears it may close permanently, leaving learners and staff uncertain.
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Storm briefly shuts Clarence Drive, N2 remains under caution
A severe weather system which moved through the Western Cape on Monday 11 May and Tuesday May 12, triggered emergency closures and significant travel delays across the Helderberg and Overberg.
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126-year-old Boer War Cadbury chocolate bar expected to fetch thousands at auction
A rare Cadbury chocolate bar dating from the Boer War is set to be sold at auction in England next week, with experts predicting it could fetch about R4 500.
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Over 83 000 people affected as Cape Town flood relief efforts continue
Humanitarian relief operations are under way across Cape Town following the severe flooding and storm damage over the past two days.
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