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Iran-US talks begin in Switzerland in a push to avert war
Iran and the United States began indirect talks in Switzerland, a last-ditch bid to avert war following the biggest American military build-up in the Middle East in decades.
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Major R52 million sewer project launched in Welkom
A R52 million sewer rehabilitation project has begun in Ward 33, Welkom, aimed at repairing and unblocking existing networks over 24 months. The initiative, launched by Mayor Thanduxolo Khalipa, will enhance community health, stimulate local employment, and improve service delivery…
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WATCH | Firefighters still battling Langeberg blaze
A fire caused by lighting over the weekend is still blazing in the mountains, with wind and inaccessible terrain complicating firefighting efforts.
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Elandsbaai gesluit weens rooigety – wees gewaarsku om nie kreef te oes nie
Inwoners word gewaarsku om asseblief nie van die kreef en ander skulpdiere wat sedert 03:00 gisteroggend uit die see spoel, te gaan oes nie. Die gebied is gesluit weens rooigety-besoedeling.
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Cattle farmers warned to take action against Rift Valley fever as summer rains increase mosquito numbers
South African cattle farmers face dual challenges from Foot and Mouth Disease and Rift Valley fever, requiring proactive prevention and management strategies.
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Vietnamese national appears in Bellville court for alleged rhino horn trafficking
A 52-year-old Vietnamese national, Bao Trung, appeared briefly in the Bellville Magistrates Court on 25 February in connection with wildlife trafficking charges.
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Billionaire Bill Gates admits affairs but denies involvement in Epstein crimes
Bill Gates acknowledged a “huge mistake” in associating with Jeffrey Epstein, expressing regret and confirming two extramarital affairs during a staff meeting.
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Vehicle strike kills young leopard on Western Cape mountain pass
A vehicle strike kills a young leopard on a mountain pass in the Western Cape, highlighting wildlife vulnerability.
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Unpaid fines becoming harder to ignore as digital systems track offences more efficiently
Unpaid traffic fines are becoming harder to ignore as digital systems track offences more efficiently.
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