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Hormone-disrupting chemicals found in menstrual products, study reveals
Research reveals that some South African menstrual products contain harmful hormone-disrupting chemicals, raising serious health concerns and highlighting regulatory gaps.
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Gugulethu man wins R6.4m compensation in PRASA case
A prolonged legal battle between the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) and a Gugulethu man has come to an end after the High Court ruled in favour of Aviwe Hopewell Tobi on Monday, 2 February.
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Business leaders of Durbanville visit Stadio University’s new campus
Since 2018 the private higher education sector has grown the most — from 10% to 22% of the market, said Prof Stan du Plessis, CEO of Stadio University.
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Kleinskaalse vissers wil voortbestaan maak
Alle appèlle van kleinskaalse vissers oor TAE-toewysings moet teen 5 Maart afgehandel word, te midde van groot onsekerheid en vrese oor hul voortbestaan.
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Trump hikes US global tariff rate to 15%: South African exporters brace for deeper trade crisis
President Trump raised import tariffs to 15% after a Supreme Court ruling invalidated much of his previous tariff authority, impacting global trade dynamics.
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Gauteng legislature raises alarm over 97 police officers accused of sexual violence
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Community Safety has raised concerns about 97 SAPS members accused of sexual violence nationally.
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Could South Africans get an extra public holiday in 2026?
South Africans could get an extra day off if the President declares municipal election day a public holiday.
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Grassy Park Community Policing Forum welcomes army deployment on Cape Flats
Grassy Park CPF welcomes army deployment to Cape Flats but questions public announcement and calls for lasting anti-gang strategies.
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Economic impact of Chukka Festival cancellation due to water crises could be as much as R16m
Business Chamber alleges R16 million blow from festival cancellation, while municipality stays silent on claim and focuses on infrastructure fixes.
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R250 Million project abandoned leaving critical route in limbo
Despite R250 million allocated for construction, the Magrieta Prinsloo Bridge upgrade remains unfinished, raising safety concerns for motorists.
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