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The silliest April Fools pranks that fooled the world
Brands have executed memorable April Fools pranks for decades, highlighting creative absurdities and causing both laughter and backlash.
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Newton Park home invasion: Case moved to High Court
The case against three accused in the murder of Gqeberha businessman Daniel de Jager has been transferred to High Court.
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UWC student breaks records, wins national powerlifting championship
UWC student Joshua Jantjies wins 66kg junior title, sets national records and qualifies for Junior World Championships after a dominant performance.
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Road clear for traffic after head-on collision on the R43
HERMANUS – The R43 was closed for almost five hours today due to a head-on collision near Benguela Cove. The road opened and the accident scene cleared at approximately 15:15. […]
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Oil companies accused of making war profits from Middle East conflict
Oil companies in the EU have earned over €80 million daily in excess profits since the Middle East war began, according to Greenpeace.
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Electoral Commission unveils logo and tagline for 2026/27 municipal elections
IEC unveils call-to-action tagline for the upcoming local government elections
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Home Affairs exceeds target with 110 bank branches offering ID services
The Department of Home Affairs has successfully launched 110 operational bank branches for Smart ID services, surpassing initial goals.
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How South Africa’s fuel price is calculated: A breakdown
South Africa’s fuel prices are influenced by global oil prices, exchange rates, and local transport costs, taxes, and regulations.
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Zero alcohol limit for drivers: South Africa moves to tighten road safety laws
South Africa plans a zero alcohol limit for drivers as government moves to tighten laws and reduce road fatalities nationwide.










