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Pensioners left stranded in rain as SASSA officials fail to show
Pensioners were left standing in pouring rain four hours outside a Kraaifontein community hall last week after Sassa officials failed to arrive for scheduled appointments.
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Youth Development Agency slammed for R1 million New York trip
The National Youth Development Agency has defended its reported R1 million delegation trip to New York, describing it as a “strategic investment” that secured training opportunities for 600 000 young South Africans, whilst the Democratic Alliance maintains the expenditure raises…
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Gold rush grips South African township
Dozens of fortune-seekers have descended on the township of Springs, about 50km east of Johannesburg, scouring the dirt for gold.
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SANParks suspends indemnity form at Table Mountain
SANParks has suspended the indemnity form requirement at Table Mountain National Park, planning a new digital verification system for visitors.
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Drakenstein experts react to SONA; warn SANDF deployment troubling
President Ramaphosa’s SONA addressed gang violence, child stunting, and the water crisis, highlighting SANDF deployment and expert opinions on efficacy.
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WATCH | South African refugees in US face hardship despite resettlement promises
An investigation by The Free Press has revealed that Afrikaner ‘refugees’ are living in squalor in the United States.
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Brigadier General appears in court on corruption charge
A brigadier general from the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) Intelligence Division appeared briefly in the Pretoria Magistrates’ Court today on a corruption charge involving R1.5 million.
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Cape Town’s iconic Good Hope Centre to go under the hammer
One of Cape Town’s most recognisable landmarks, the Good Hope Centre, is set to go up for auction next week on Thursday, 26 February, as part of a major release of about 50 City-owned properties across the metro.
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Town Two Clinic re-opens after extortion related closure
The Town Two Clinic in Khayelitsha reopened on Monday, 16 February, after being temporarily closed for two weeks following extortion-related threats against security officers.
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Computerised learner’s licence testing starts City-wide
City implements Computerised Learner’s Licence Testing at all 18 driving centres, replacing paper tests with digital touchscreen system next week.
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