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City confirms only one Montague Drive sewer collapse fixed since last year
Only one of 13 sewer collapses on Montague Drive has been repaired since last year, while excavation continues at two other sites after a July sinkhole.
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Paternoster-inwoners in hofgeding oor beskermingsbevele
PATERNOSTER – Met die volgende hofverskyning van die Pato 10 in die Vredenburg-distrikshof volgende week in die grootste bedrogsaak wat die Weskus nog beleef het, word Paternoster se inwoners in […]
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Water gets the wine treatment in South African tastings
Most tourists to Stellenbosch come for the wine but this small group was here for the water, sampling a selection of the world’s finest varieties in an experience new to South Africa.
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Royal finances face scrutiny following Andrew controversy
LONDON – The controversy surrounding former prince Andrew has placed the British royal family and its financial arrangements under increased scrutiny, with a parliamentary investigation scheduled for the coming months. […]
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Home Affairs office proposed for Cape Town Civic Centre
A proposal currently before the City of Cape Town could see an appointment-only Home Affairs Office established at the Civic Centre.
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Masilonyana Law Enforcement Unit’s shocking inefficiency exposed
The Masilonyana community is frustrated with the Law Enforcement Unit’s inefficiency and lack of accountability. With only 12% of traffic fines collected, operational effectiveness is questioned. The municipality faces financial constraints, yet continues to fund a failing department. Community leaders…
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Health alert issued for suspected childhood illness outbreak
The Eastern Cape Department of Health issued an urgent alert following a suspected outbreak of childhood illness in Aberdeen between 30 January and 3 February 2026.
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NAPTOSA demands urgent school safety measures after Ntabankulu shooting
Provincial Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for National Professional Teachers’ Organisation of South Africa (NAPTOSA), Loyiso Mbinda, confirmed that they have called for urgent strengthening of school safety following the incident […]
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From decline to recovery: Turning the tide for South Africa’s threatened plants
Reverse the Red Day on February 7 emphasizes that extinction isn’t inevitable, highlighting South Africa’s National Biodiversity Assessment 2025, which shows species recovery is possible through targeted interventions. The recovery of the pepper bark tree illustrates effective collaboration among various…
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Hawks seek investment fraud suspect Princess Ntshangase
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI), through East London Serious Commercial Crime Investigation (SCCI), has intensified efforts in locating Princess Mseleku Ntshangase (51). The individual is sought to assist […]
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