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Orange Level 8 warning issued for Kouga and Kou-Kamma as flooding risk rises
Kouga and Kou-Kamma residents are on high alert after a Level 8 disruptive rain warning was issued by the South African Weather Service.
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Doctor arrested over sexual assault allegations at KwaZulu-Natal hospital
A doctor has been arrested following allegations of sexual assault against patients at Madadeni Hospital outside Newcastle in KwaZulu-Natal.
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Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet water quality standards
Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet regulations, ensuring coastal waters remain safe for recreation, with over 98% of samples compliant.
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Codeta warns taxi fare hikes may follow fuel price surge
Codeta warns fuel price hikes could force taxi fare increases, putting added pressure on commuters as operators face rising costs.
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More voices demand dismissal of More
Voices are going up that demands that steps are taking against the Mangaung Metro’s City Manager, Sello More. The DA now laid disciplinary charges against him.
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Severe storm warning for Western Cape’s Garden Route
Parts of the Western Cape have been placed on high alert as an intense cold front approaches.
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Western Cape develops alternative universal health coverage strategy
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness is developing a provincial universal health coverage strategy through a collaborative think tank, offering an alternative approach to the national health insurance model.
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UCT eviction bid dismissed as court upholds housing protections for former students
Court dismisses UCT eviction bid, ruling housing protections apply to former students occupying parking lot after residence eviction.
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Cycling community seeks justice after death of Cape Town cyclist
Police are still investigating the death of cyclist Landon La Grange, as the cycling community holds memorial rides and calls for safer roads and justice.
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Employer’s guide to managing cancer in the workplace
This Workers’ Day, CANSA calls on SA employers to recognise cancer as a human rights issue and better support staff through diagnosis and treatment.
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