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Church claims purchase of Good Hope Centre after R135m City auction
In spite of recent protests from land activists, the auction of the landmark Good Hope Centre moved ahead on Thursday 26 February.
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Local foundations join forces to empower men and boys
Men gathered at Thetha Ndoda Men’s Dialogue to discuss mental health, gender-based violence, and the need for emotional expression.
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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has opened registrations for its 2026 Investment Challenge
Johannesburg Stock Exchange launches 2026 Investment Challenge for students, offering virtual R1 million portfolios and substantial investment prizes.
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Middle East conflict exposes costly price of South Africa’s Iran alignment
Following the launch of Operation Midnight Fury on 28 February, escalating conflict in the Middle East has triggered global market turbulence with immediate consequences for South Africa.
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Macpherson gaan voormalige MK-LPs uit staatswonings verwyder
Dean Macpherson, minister van openbare werke en infrastruktuur, het formele uitsettingsprosesse teen drie voormalige uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK)-lede van die parlement gemagtig.
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Israel launches fresh strikes on Tehran as Middle East conflict widens
Israel has begun a new “broad strike” in the “heart of Tehran” as the fallout from two days of US-Israeli attacks continues to escalate across the region.
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Melkbosstrand Beach faces another sewage spill after recent reopening
Melkbosstrand Beach faces renewed concern after another suspected sewage spill surfaced days after reopening, with videos going viral.
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Rhino calves rescued after suspected poaching in Kruger National Park
Two rhino calves, believed to have been left orphaned due to poaching, were rescued in the Kruger National Park over the weekend.
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City continues battle against tree-wrecking pest, asserting that knowledge is power
The City of Cape Town encourages residents to attend one of several information sessions on a beetle that poses a serious threat to the city’s trees.
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World Cup 100-day countdown begins amid political turmoil
The 100-day countdown to the 2026 World Cup begins amidst global issues, featuring 48 teams, 104 matches, and ticketing controversies, raising political and operational concerns.
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