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Rand strengthens as South Africa’s economy recovers: Ramaphosa delivers 2026 SONA
Ramaphosa’s 2026 SONA at Cape Town City Hall highlights rand growth, job creation, crime reduction, and solutions for water shortages.
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Codeta opening ceremony marks a safe start to the year
The Codeta prayer service at OR Tambo Hall celebrated a successful year, highlighting zero fatalities and strengthened commuter relationships.
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Brown’s Farm shooting: One dead, teen injured in Sheffield Road incident
Nyanga police have registered murder and attempted murder cases for investigation following a shooting incident in Sheffield Road, Brown’s Farm, on Wednesday, 11 February.
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National Assembly returns to upgraded Parliament Dome
The Joint Standing Committee will inspect the refurbished Nieuwmeester Dome, a temporary venue for parliamentary sittings after 2022 fire damage.
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Western Cape municipalities face mounting water pressure as drought persists
Anton Bredell, the Western Cape’s minister of local government, environmental affairs and development planning, has met with senior officials from four municipalities to assess water security as the province confronts ongoing drought conditions.
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Rape survivor Gisele Pelicot’s memoir reveals trauma, resilience after husband’s decade-long abuse
A French woman who became an international symbol of resistance against sexual violence is set to release an intimate memoir detailing her life with the man who drugged and orchestrated […]
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Historic farm’s cellar master crowned the best of the best in France
For the second consecutive year, Johan Jordaan, cellar master at Spier Wines, was named the Master Chenin Blanc Winemaker at the prestigious Master Winemaker 100 announcement in Paris, France, on Monday 9 February.
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Beautifying Warrenton: Community art initiative creates opportunities
A public art skills programme in Warrenton aims to beautify spaces and offer job opportunities but faces vandalism challenges.
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WATCH: Academic activities suspended at NMU after student protests block access
Academic activities were suspended at Nelson Mandela University’s north and south campuses today, 12 February, after student protests over alleged registration and accommodation issues blocked access to both facilities. Nelson Mandela University spokesperson Zandile Mbabela noted that about 30 individuals…
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Leerders in ernstige toestand nadat hulle mekaar by Kaapse skool steek
“Voorlopige verslae dui daarop dat twee leerders mekaar gesteek het en dat albei met ernstige beserings na ‘n mediese fasiliteit geneem is.”
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