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US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies at 84
Veteran political activist Reverend Jesse Jackson (84), one of America’s most influential Black voices, was hailed Tuesday as a pillar of the struggle for civil rights after his death.
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Identities and origins of the three women killed execution-style in Bloemfontein revealed
The identities of the three women killed execution-style in Bloemfontein early in February have been revealed, as police continue to piece together the puzzle.
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Ryno Du Toit (38) remains in custody after bail denial on child porn charges
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has opposed the bail application of 38-year-old Ryno Du Toit in the Gqeberha Magistrates’ Court.
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Demands for answers on George building collapse investigation
Almost two years after the George building collapse tragedy that claimed 34 lives, there are still no clear answers as to who will be held accountable for the disaster that forensic investigators have attributed to systemic regulatory failures.
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Local hero from Hermanus claims victory at 2026 Morocco World Bodyboarding Championship
Tristan Lee Roberts proved why he’s considered one of bodyboarding’s greatest talents, claiming victory at the 2026 Morocco World Bodyboarding Championship.
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District Six families fight eviction as history of forced removals repeats
Six families from Searle Street Cottages need to find alternative accommodation by 6 March after a Cape Town magistrate ruled their eviction lawful.
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Cape Town International Airport is about to get a major facelift, to the value of R21,7 billion
ACSA announces R21.7 billion upgrade for Cape Town International Airport, including new runway and terminal expansion starting March 2026.
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Proposed fracking regulations in Karoo under fire as public comment period closes
Public comment period ends on proposed fracking regulations, marking key moment in South Africa’s Karoo shale gas debate.
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NMU offers temporary housing as accommodation talks continue
NMU has provided temporary housing to students who were found sleeping rough in campus common areas, following protests last week.
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Opposition leader calls for faster reforms despite economic gains
Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen has urged South Africa to accelerate reforms while acknowledging progress made under the Government of National Unity
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