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IEC strengthens election readiness in Western Cape ahead of local polls
IEC workshops in Newlands aim to reduce voting queues, boost voter education, and improve election readiness across the Western Cape.
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Geliefde Zaza word Saterdag met gedenkdiens gegroet
‘n Geliefde inwoner van Bloemfontein en vroeër ook van Smithfield, Zaza Pieterse (85), is Dinsdag in die hospitaal oorlede.
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Fuel suppliers accused of rationing amid Middle East conflict concerns
The Western Cape Government warns suppliers against diesel rationing, emphasizing adequate reserves amidst agricultural sector pressures and Middle East tensions.
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Ramaphosa calls job creation government’s ‘foremost priority’
President Ramaphosa emphasizes job creation as South Africa’s key priority, urging collaboration to convert economic growth into sustainable employment opportunities.
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Driver dies in fiery single-vehicle crash on N1 near Bellville
Man dies in N1 Bellville vehicle crash and fire. Nissan NP200 hit lamp pole early Thursday morning. Police open culpable homicide investigation.
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Weeks in the dark: Nelson Mandela Bay faces 21-day power crisis
Residents and businesses face up to 21 days without electricity after a transmission pylon collapsed, triggering outages across parts of the metro.
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Blood shortage crisis in Western Cape ahead of busy Easter period
Blood stocks in the Western Cape are running dangerously low ahead of the Easter weekend, a critical period marked by increased emergencies.
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SA team arrives safely in Poland for world indoor champs, amid challenges
POLAND – The first of the eight-member South African group of athletes have safely arrived in Poland for the 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships to be held from 20 to […]
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Two men and companies charged in R893k municipal fraud case
After surrendering to the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks), two men and two companies have been charged with fraud, forgery, uttering, and corruption.
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Nohayilo Manisi at 105: “Today’s generation doesn’t listen”
Nohayilo Manisi, 105, emphasizes generational differences in respect and food habits, attributing her longevity to simple meals and a strong community spirit.
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