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Rural hospital achieves first conjoined twin separation in South Africa
Conjoined twins were successfully separated at Limpopo’s Mankweng Hospital, marking a historic medical achievement for South African rural healthcare.
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Somerset West community powers bakery staff’s Argentina trip
Potter Debbie Farnaby created a ceramic world map masterpiece to help fundraise R282 000 for five Weirdough Bakery employees’ first international trip to Argentina.
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Quick-thinking skipper and NSRI medics save fisherman’s life in dramatic sea rescue
A skipper’s emergency dash to port and swift NSRI response saved a 53-year-old fisherman who collapsed unconscious off St Francis Bay on March 17.
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Trump trapped in Iran war with no exit strategy as senior official resigns
Trump struggles with defining victory in the Iran war amid escalating violence, diplomatic isolation, and a critical need for negotiations.
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Morocco awarded AFCON title after Senegal’s controversial walkoff
Senegal sensationally stripped of AFCON crown two months after winning final. CAF awards trophy to Morocco. Legal battle looms at CAS.
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Silkie chickens get five-star treatment
Pringle Bay resident Jozlyn Kitching creates magazine-worthy gourmet food presentations for her four silkie chickens, complete with elaborate plating that rivals professional food styling.
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Strand-built pasteuriser prevents milk waste amid FMD crisis
Strand-based Proplant Stainless Steel manufactured an emergency pasteuriser in mere days to prevent a multinational food corporation from dumping over 90 000 litres of milk daily during foot and mouth disease restrictions.
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Gang members sentenced to life for pregnant woman’s murder
Two gang members have been sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of murdering a pregnant woman and attempting to kill six others.
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Mob justice suspects in custody after forensics confirm murder of one of three victims
Police forensics confirm murder in brutal Kestell mob vigilante assault of three youths. Suspects remain in custody. Bail hearing scheduled for 22 April.
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Villiersdorp faces severe water crisis
Villiersdorp is grappling with a severe water crisis that threatens to leave taps running dry, prompting urgent community efforts.
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