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SASSA grant review saves government R44 million a month – 70 000 beneficiaries suspended
SASSA) has saved government approximately R44 million per month through an intensified grant review process
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Abalone poaching disrupted along Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area
Four arrested in three-day Tsitsikamma anti-poaching operation, 204 abalone units worth R45,000 seized along Otter Trail.
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SBM neem proaktiewe maatreëls om die verspreiding van bek-en-klouseer te voorkom
Saldanhabaai Munisipaliteit werk proaktief om biosekuriteitsmaatreëls te implementeer ná bevestigde bek-en-klouseer gevalle elders in die Weskaap.
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Public warned of circulating police recruitment scam in Jeffreys Bay
Jeffreys Bay residents warned about fake SAPS recruitment scam circulating on WhatsApp and other social media platforms.
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Four children recover after suspected food poisoning incident in Eastern Cape
Four of the seven children admitted to Cecilia Makiwane Hospital have been treated and discharged in good condition following suspected food poisoning.
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‘I wanted to die’: survivors recount Mozambique flood terror
Mozambicans are still reeling after the devastating weeks-long floods. Some 650 000 Mozambicans have been affected by torrential rains since December.
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South Africa to withdraw troops from UN mission in DR Congo
SA will withdraw its 700 troops from the UN peacekeeping mission in the DRC before the end of the year, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Saturday.
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Suspect arrested within minutes after fatal shooting at Gqeberha shopping centre
Community members and private security helped police arrest a 42-year-old murder suspect within minutes of a fatal shooting at a Gqeberha shopping centre.
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Western Cape sets aside R100 million for foot-and-mouth vaccines
The Western Cape allocated R100 million for vaccines to combat foot-and-mouth disease, implementing strict border controls and a 21-point action plan.
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Anti-Gang Unit members facing murder charges should remain suspended, says DA
Eleven Western Cape Anti-Gang Unit members facing serious criminal charges, including murder, kidnapping and torture, must stay off active duty while their case proceeds.
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