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Six nations pledge support for Hormuz Strait safe passage efforts
Six nations have said they are ready to contribute to efforts ensuring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz
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Police investigate puzzling death of a man at his workplace
The police in Thaba Nchu have opened an inquest for further investigation following the bizarre death of a man while at work.
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Iran executes three men in first hangings over January protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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Body found floating in Struisbaai waters; police launch investigation
Police have opened an inquest docket after an unidentified body was discovered floating in waters off Struisbaai on Wednesday morning.
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Future business leaders kickstart enterprising careers at giant beverages company
60 young people from nine African countries have been enlisted for life-changing career project in South Africa
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Dangerous ‘chuffing’ trend spreads among Gauteng school learners
Dangerous ‘chuffing’ trend spreads in Gauteng schools as learners inhale fire extinguisher contents. Officials warn of serious health risks.
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Plans finally afoot to develop embattled erf for housing purposes
Housing development plans for Weltevreden Valley’s Erf 2435 are back on track after decade-long legal battle with Cape Town Community Housing Company.
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Memorandum places focus on economic growth in Mangaung
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Mangaung Metro and the Airport Company of South Africa (ACSA).
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South Africa becomes Africa’s top cyber target as AI-driven attacks surge
South Africa is the leading African nation for cyberattacks, facing rising threats from AI-driven attacks and inadequate cybersecurity measures.










