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Two young lives remembered as schools mourn after Despatch crash
Tiaan van Heerden and Anka van Schalkwyk are being mourned by their former schools after a fatal bakkie crash in Despatch.
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Meta settlement puts social media industry on notice: ‘There will be more’
Meta’s historic settlement with US states over teen safety practices could force TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat to follow suit.
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Mediation to begin in a bid to end ongoing taxi violence
Taxi stakeholders will enter mediation to resolve ongoing violence on the Khayelitsha-Somerset West route and restore commuter safety”
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N2 wall: Residents question whether R114m project will make their communities safer
Residents and activists want greater community input on Cape Town’s proposed N2 safety wall and how public funds are spent.
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G-Hostel development remains a contentious issue
DA demands immediate investigation into Free State housing fund mismanagement, highlighting cost overruns and uncompleted projects affecting communities.
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Hill-Lewis renews call on Cachalia over Metro Police investigative powers
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis says Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has not engaged on a dispute lodged a month ago over investigative powers for Metro Police.
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McKenzie walks out of parliament again before World Cup spending questions
Sport minister Gayton McKenzie left parliament for second time before answering questions about controversial R31 million World Cup expenditure.
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Masilonyana water purification faces disruption amid chemical supply shortages
Residents of Masilonyana face potential water disruptions due to insufficient chemical supplies for purification and outstanding supplier debts.
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WATCH | Royal guard honours country Dolly Parton with rendition of ‘9 to 5’
Buckingham Palace guards performed Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” the morning after her death as royals paid tribute to the country legend.
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City of Cape Town unveils action plan to relocate Gordon’s Bay baboons
The City of Cape Town has announced a targeted action plan to capture and relocate a baboon troop currently frequenting the Gordon’s Bay urban area, primarily around Mountainside and up to Gordon’s Bay Primary School.
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