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Government mobilises security forces ahead of planned anti-migrant actions
South Africa’s law enforcement agencies have elevated operational readiness across all nine provinces ahead of anticipated anti-migrant demonstrations on 30 June.
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Transport to and from provincial hospital in Vredenburg a concern for patients
VREDENBURG – Seeing patients making their way home on foot, after being in the care of the Vredenburg Provincial Hospital, has left a resident concerned. According to the Vredenburg resident, […]
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Multi-million rand North West medical waste tender battle reaches crux in court
Litigation took a dramatic turn after allegations regarding the potential forgery of critical banking documents were referred for the hearing of oral evidence.
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Thieves cripple Kimberley SPCA after stealing dog trailers’ wheels
The Kimberley SPCA is seeking information and assistance after the wheels of both its dog trailers were stolen on Sunday night.
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YOUTH MONTH | Lavender Hill learner leads by example with winter fundraiser campaign
Lavender Hill teen Aqeel Parsons hopes to inspire the next generation of young leaders who serve their community.
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Voter registration weekend concludes with four arrests in North West
Voter registration weekend in North West had four arrests for public violence and intimidation, while Free State experienced a peaceful process.
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High court gags NMU employee following social media defamation campaign
The judge ruled that the employee’s public statements were highly defamatory and that his actions unlawfully tarnished the university’s reputation.
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Keir Starmer resigns following months of scandals, policy reversals and plummeting approval ratings
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Monday that he will resign as leader of the Labour Party after a turbulent tenure.
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Court orders Ngizwe Mchunu to pay R250 000 and undergo human rights training for hate speech
The Equality Court has ruled that radio personality and social commentator Ngizwe Mchunu engaged in hate speech, harassment and unfair discrimination against LGBTQIA+ persons.
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Every Step Counts: Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread walk fights childhood hunger
The fundraising event has been fighting childhood hunger for 58 years. It offers a 5 km or 10km route, with medals and refreshments for all participants.
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