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President Ramaphosa unveils R22 million Mandela and Tambo statues amid cost concerns
President Cyril Ramaphosa unveiled 10-metre-tall statues of Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo in eThekwini, celebrating South Africa’s democratic journey. While acknowledging their historical significance, the R22 million cost has sparked criticism amid ongoing infrastructure issues in the province. Ramaphosa emphasized…
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SA and New Zealand unlikely to host another Rugby World Cup
South Africa’s financial constraints will make it impossible for the country to host another Rugby World Cup, SA Rugby CEO Rian Oberholzer has said at a recent press briefing.
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Skukuza Airport named world’s most beautiful as safari begins in the sky
Skukuza Airport, praised for its stunning design and scenic approach, enhances travel to Kruger National Park, offering a unique and memorable safari experience from arrival.
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Armed men tie up father and son in Table View robbery
A sleeping Table View family was overpowered by armed intruders who emptied safes and stole a Mercedes in a brazen early morning raid.
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Twee Hopefield-tieners versmoor nadat sandhoop op hulle ineenstort
‘n Familie is in rou gedompel ná die tragiese dood van twee jong tieners, twee kleinneefs, nadat ‘n sandhoop waar hulle gespeel het, inmekaargesak het en hulle versmoor het.
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GOOD Party appoints budget activist Sandra Dickson to Cape Town City Council
Cape Town budget activist Sandra Dickson joins GOOD Party City Council caucus, transitioning from external activism to political participation.
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Eastern Cape secures R55m to combat Foot-and-Mouth outbreak
The Eastern Cape Department of Agriculture has welcomed more than one million vaccine doses secured towards combating the FMD outbreak.
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Langa boxer Simamkele Tusheni eyes world title in Poland
Young boxer Simamkele Tusheni from Langa aims for the World Championship title, showcasing dedication and an undefeated record in Poland.
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Middle East conflict escalates as fresh strikes hit Tehran and regional capitals
Loud explosions rocked Tehran on Tuesday as the conflict between Israel, Iran and their allies intensified for a fourth consecutive day.










