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Tygerberg Hospital encourages early screening at kidney awareness event
World Kidney Day event at Tygerberg Hospital promoted kidney health awareness, early disease detection, and organ donation among 355 participants.
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Glass recycling creates new income opportunities for South Africans
South Africa’s glass recycling sector offers entrepreneurship and income generation through TGRC’s national buy-back centre network.
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South Africa reinstates corruption charges against former minister linked to Zuma-era graft
Prosecutors reinstated bribery charges against ex-sports minister Zizi Kodwa as South Africa tackles corruption from Zuma’s presidency.
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Israel claims to have killed Iran’s national security chief
Israel has announced that it had killed Iran’s powerful national security chief Ali Larijani.
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Clearing invasive plants unlocks 18,77 billion litres of water per year
Removing alien vegetation in catchment areas is yielding significant results for Cape Town’s water supply, with efforts adding approximately 18,77 billion litres of water per year to the city’s resources.
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Teen conservationist raises funds for Sanccob to save endangered seabirds
Young environmentalist Romario Valentine raises money for seabird conservation, helping African Penguins, the Albatross Task Force, and Marion Island projects.
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R1.2 billion contract cancelled amid bribery claims
Cape Town cancels R1.2 billion urban-mobility contract amid bribery allegations, halting infrastructure projects and affecting EPWP workers.
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Masiphumelele chess players shine at Metro Schools tournament
Six Masiphumelele learners competed at the Metro Schools Chess Tournament, with one standout player earning a trophy and advancing.
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Fires cause local damage for vineyards, industry output holds firm
Recent localised fires in South Africa’s winelands affected some farms, but overall wine production remains largely unaffected.
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Melkbosstrand beach open after Friday seal attack, authorities urge caution
Melkbosstrand beach open and calm after Friday’s seal bite; lifeguards monitor area, visitors urged to stay vigilant in the water.
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