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Devastating storms threatens Western Cape fruit industry exports and jobs
Widespread storm damage across the Western Cape between 10 and 12 May has left the fruit industry in the Ceres region facing mounting financial losses, infrastructure collapse and an escalating electricity crisis that threatens exports and jobs.
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Elon Musk loses major OpenAI lawsuit as jury says claim filed too late
A jury ruled Elon Musk waited too long to sue OpenAI, ending his legal claims and supporting the company’s trajectory towards an IPO.
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It was a busy week on the roads for Cape Town Law Enforcement and Metro Police
Cape Town enforcement agencies made 383 arrests, seized R2.7 million in drugs, recovered hijacked vehicles and arrested 71 motorists for drunk driving.
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Nala municipality implements financial recovery plan to address budget deficit
Nala Local Municipality is implementing financial recovery measures to address significant budget deficits threatening service delivery. Key challenges include high service costs, aging infrastructure, and weak debt collection. Proposed measures include linking prepaid vending to billing, cost containment policies, and…
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Marion Island overwintering team evacuated after fuel shortage delays relief voyage
Minister Aucamp has ordered the evacuation of Marion Island’s overwintering team due to fuel shortages delaying their relief voyage.
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‘Life After Fire’: golden triumph for SA at Chelsea Flower Show
Leon Kluge’s display “Life After Fire” won gold at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, symbolizing resilience and beauty after wildfires.
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Community-led Muizenberg Park restoration reaches final stretch
Muizenberg Park’s wetland restoration is nearing completion as volunteers restore endangered fynbos and revive biodiversity.
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Trump administration proposes increase in white South African refugee admissions
The Trump administration plans to increase the refugee admissions ceiling for white South Africans to 17 500 for fiscal year 2026.
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DA lays criminal charges against CETA administrator over R3-million salary approval
The DA has filed charges against Oupa Nkoane for fraudulently approving his inflated salary, significantly exceeding legal limits.
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WATCH | Anti-immigration marches raise questions over vigilantism and police response
In recent months, groups campaigning against “illegal immigration” and crime have gathered growing momentum, drawing large crowds into streets. Their marches are often framed as a response to state failure, but they have also raised questions about what happens when…
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