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Concerns mount over potholes on key routes to Kariega
Severe pothole damage and non-functional streetlights on Gqeberha roads raise safety concerns, prompting scrutiny from local council and residents.
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Welkom school closed following community protest
Western Holdings Primary School in Welkom was closed on June 1 due to protests over inadequate learning conditions, including temporary structures that leak and safety hazards. Parents demand action from the Free State department of education, emphasizing the urgency for…
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Afrikaner youth drawn to South Africa’s whites-only enclave Orania
A new generation is flocking to Orania, the controversial whites-only Afrikaner enclave, as the isolated Northern Cape town celebrates its 35th anniversary.
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Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary recovering after storm damage
Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary is recovering after severe May flooding caused R75,000 in road damage and weeks of disruption to its operations.
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Matriculant of the Year | Competition cultivates leadership and opportunities
This competition, presented by the University of the Free State (UFS) and Novus Media, helps matric learners develop the qualities they need to succeed.
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State takes over notorious Mangaung prison as private contract ends
The Department of Correctional Services is ready to take full management of the Mangaung Correctional Centre as the private agreement ends.
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IEC launches massive campaign ahead of November polls
Following the announcement of the election date by President Cyril Ramaphosa the Commission has transitioned into the firm execution phase of its strategy. The national campaign is rolling out across television, radio, digital and social media platforms under the powerful…
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WATCH | Severe weather causes widespread disruption across the Garden Route
Severe weather has triggered evacuations, flooding and road closures across the Garden Route, with rising rivers and safety warnings issued.
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Court denies Information Regulator’s bid to appeal matric results ruling
The Information Regulator has suffered another legal setback in its protracted battle to prevent matriculation results from being published in newspapers and online platforms, after the Gauteng High Court dismissed its application for leave to appeal on Wednesday.
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Humansdorp man arrested after R150,000 drugs found at home
A Humansdorp man (33) faces drug dealing charges after R150,000 worth of mandrax, tik and cocaine was found hidden in his KwaNomzamo home.
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