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Trail runner George De Rock dies during 47km birthday challenge
Trail runner and mentor George de Rock died on his 47th birthday during a 47km run at Constantia Nek. Cape Town mourns his passing and celebrates his legacy.
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Cape Town launches AI investment concierge to drive global business
Cape Town has launched Maya, an AI-powered investment concierge available in eight languages, as part of a global campaign to attract international investment.
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Grade 12 learner’s final school months cut short by fatal stabbing
Grade 12 learner Duwayne Thomas, 19, was fatally stabbed in Riemvasmaak, Gqeberha, just months before he was due to complete school.
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South African musician Danny K’s wife dies after cancer battle
South African musician Danny K pays tribute to wife Lisa Koppel who died at 41 after private battle with colorectal cancer.
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Cold front wreaks havoc on SA roads as snow warnings remain in place
Multiple provinces face ongoing travel disruptions as severe winter weather system brings heavy snowfall, road closures and hazardous driving conditions across the country.
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Nyanga CPF calls for joint probe after missing learner found locked in classroom
A Nyanga Community Policing Forum leader urges coordinated action among government departments following the discovery of a missing learner found in a classroom.
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Man appears in court after minor girl found dead under bed in shack
A 29-year-old man from Bultfontein in the Free State has been arrested after the body of a seven-year-old girl child was discovered in a shack dwelling.
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Fourteen illegal miners killed in rockfall as South Africa’s deadly ‘zama zama’ crisis continues
Latest tragedy highlights South Africa’s growing illegal mining problem, with authorities arresting scores weekly whilst fatalities mount in abandoned shafts across mineral-rich regions.
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Former contractor gets suspended sentence in R1.4 billion Kusile corruption case
Two men convicted in Kusile Power Station corruption case involving R2.6 million in bribes paid to secure lucrative contracts between 2015 and 2017.
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Eastern Cape mountain passes reopen after heavy snowfall
Five Eastern Cape mountain passes have reopened after heavy snowfall, but motorists are warned of wet, slippery and foggy conditions.
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