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Deadline extended for the fight to save Bantamsklip
The clock is ticking – but the public has been given a little more time …you have one last chance to save the coast. Following widespread calls from concerned residents, […]
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SAPS allocated R127 billion as acting minister unveils multi-year police reform strategy
The South African Police Service aims to rebuild public trust with a R127 billion budget, emphasizing reform, crime intelligence, and community safety.
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Triple murder under investigation in KuGompo City
Three men were shot and killed in what police believe was a targeted attack in Duncan Village, KuGompo City, on Tuesday night.
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Graves vandalised, neglected across Nelson Mandela Bay cemeteries
Residents raised the alarm after visiting Missionvale Cemetery, where several graves and tombstones were found broken, collapsed or overgrown.
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Kidnapping suspects shot dead after high-speed chase through Mariannhill
Three suspects wanted for kidnapping, fraud and firearms charges killed in Durban shootout with police after high-speed chase.
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SPCA supporters to run Cape Town Marathon in rescue-car suit
Two SPCA supporters will run the Cape Town Marathon in a rescue-car suit to raise R42 000 for animal rescue fuel costs.
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WATCH | ‘That claim is false’: Deputy Mayor Andrews hits back at Koesister Gate
Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews has denied that Cape Town is penalising pensioners for selling koeksisters, calling the viral narrative deliberately false.
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Untrained food handlers putting psychiatric patients at risk, UWC study finds
Untrained food handlers and poor hygiene are putting vulnerable psychiatric patients at risk of food-borne illness, a new UWC study warns.
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Jayde Panayiotou murder: Parole hearing for Zolani Sibeko set for May 27
More than a decade after the murder of Jayde Panayiotou, her family is set to face one of the convicted men again.
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Skills mismatch deepens as South Africa loses 345 000 jobs in first quarter
South Africa’s unemployment crisis has intensified with the loss of 345 000 jobs in the first quarter of 2026, according to Statistics South Africa’s latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) released last week.
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