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Middle East war drives up condom and rubber glove prices
The Middle East war has caused Malaysian condom and glove manufacturers to raise prices due to increased raw material costs and supply chain disruptions.
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Alcohol-related research foundation celebrates milestones before closure
Since 2019, the Foundation for Alcohol Related Research has worked closely with the Britstown community on preventing foetal alcohol spectrum disorder.
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Eskom concludes Eastern Cape consultations on controversial Thyspunt nuclear plant
Eskom Holdings concludes Eastern Cape public meetings discussing proposed nuclear power plant at Thyspunt, Kouga Municipality.
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Cape Town’s traffic services shares safety tips for wet, slippery roads
Cape motorists are warned to drive cautiously on wet, flooded roads as winter approaches, amid recent localized flooding incidents.
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US deploys third carrier group as Middle East crisis disrupts global markets
The United States has deployed a third aircraft carrier battle group to the Middle East as the crisis with Iran continues to disrupt energy markets.
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Buffel weer veilig tuis
Nà sy avontuur deur die Weskus, is Buffel die worshond weer terug veilig by die huis. Buffel is sedert Saterdag 22 Maart in die Niewe Rust-area tussen Vredenburg en Paternoster […]
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Police urge e-hailing drivers to exercise caution amid rise in hijackings
Police in Nelson Mandela Bay warn e-hailing drivers to stay alert amid rising hijacking incidents targeting their vehicles and belongings.
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Protect your circle: get your flu vaccination now
Flu cases are already rising across South Africa as winter approaches, making it essential to get vaccinated before infections peak.
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Questions mount over claims of sexual misconduct at Simond Private School
Questions have been mounting since the news broke last week surrounding sexual misconduct allegations against a former teacher at Simond Private School in Paarl.
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Acting police minister condemns xenophobic attacks on Ghanaian nationals
Acting Minister of Police has strongly condemned recent xenophobic violence and intimidation directed at Ghanaian nationals and other foreign nationals.
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