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Franschhoek Safety Initiative reflects on progress at first AGM
The Franschhoek Safety Initiative enhances security along Main Road, reducing crime incidents while encouraging community support for continued funding and expansion.
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Unions outraged as Ekapa Mine enters liquidation with five miners still trapped underground
The NUM and NUMSA criticize Ekapa Mine’s management amid provisional liquidation and ongoing search for five missing workers, alleging negligence and financial misconduct impacting jobs and worker welfare.
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Cape Town mourns entertainer Soli Philander
Capetonians were shocked on Thursday morning to wake up to the sad news of the passing of the city’s much-loved entertainer Soli Philander.
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Gordon’s Bay Mall murder accused to apply for bail
The Gordon’s Bay Mall murder case was postponed after a third suspect was charged, with all three accused to apply for bail Thursday.
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CUT mourns the passing of former Chancellor Lekota, as tributes pour in
Tributes are pouring in for “Terror” Lekota, the veteran anti-apartheid activist
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Bodies recovered after US sinks Iranian warship as Middle East conflict enters fifth day
Dozens of bodies have been recovered from an Iranian warship torpedoed by US forces on Wednesday, as a regional war sparked by US-Israeli attacks on Iran entered its fifth day.
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Allen’s record century ends South Africa’s unbeaten run in T20 World Cup semi-final
New Zealand crushed South Africa by nine wickets in Kolkata on Wednesday to advance to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup final, ending the Proteas’ perfect tournament record in devastating fashion.
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Western Cape showcases export power at global buyers event
With the world’s eyes on the Western Cape the Made in the Cape event again proved why it is a powerhouse of global trade connection and opportunity.
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Grade 9 learner stabbed to death at Eastern Cape school
The Eastern Cape MEC for Education has condemned the fatal stabbing of a Grade 9 learner during an altercation at a school in the province.
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City manager goes undercover in Somerset West to expose bribery attempt
A local contractor was arrested at Somerset West’s Waterstone Village shopping centre on Tuesday (3 March) after allegedly offering City of Cape Town manager Lungelo Mbandazayo R1.4 million in cash to halt corruption investigations, in a dramatic sting operation where…
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