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Chaos erupts in court as murder suspect abandons bail
Emotions flared during today’s heavily policed court proceedings, when Lelethu Nkosana (26) appeared in connection with the brutal murder of Veronique May (8).
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South African Gaza aid activists return home after Israeli detention
JOHANNESBURG – A group of six South African activists, including Nelson Mandela’s grandson Mandla Mandela, arrived at OR Tambo International Airport on Wednesday morning to a hero’s welcome after being detained […]
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South Africa claims fourth place in global athletic talent rankings survey
South Africa has secured fourth place among the world’s top 10 most athletically talented countries, according to a comprehensive survey conducted by US News. The achievement places the Rainbow Nation […]
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CapeNature launches community-focused plant nursery to combat illegal flora trade
ROBERTSON – A new indigenous plant nursery that combines conservation efforts with community development has entered its operational phase near Robertson, marking a significant milestone in the Western Cape’s fight […]
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Triple murder rocks Gugulethu settlement amid rising extortion violence
Three men in their twenties were gunned down in an attack at the Lotus informal settlement in Gugulethu on Tuesday evening, in what community leaders suspect was the latest escalation […]
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How scientists traced a meteorite back to the Asteroid Belt
Twelve months after a meteorite burst into Earth’s atmosphere, with fragments found in the Eastern Cape, scientists have traced it back to its origin.
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Talks on Brackenfell Boulevard bridge upgrade stalled
There is still no agreement between the City of Cape Town and the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) on the proposed changes and widening of the Brackenfell Boulevard bridge over the N1,
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City launches annual beach lowering programme at Fish Hoek, Muizenberg, and Bikini Beach
Residents can expect to see the City of Cape Town commence with its annual beach lowering programme in Fish Hoek, Muizenberg and Bikini Beach from tomorrow (1 October).
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Boontjieskraal roadworks finally complete at a cost of R43.5 million
A modest 6.72 km road upgrade that began in 2020 has finally been completed at a cost of R43.5 million, was officially opened by the Western Cape Department of Infrastructure this week.










