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Elon Musk’s father seeking Russian refuge for South African farmers
Errol Musk is working on a Russian project to grant refugee status to South African Afrikaner farmers, amid international controversy.
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Cape Town swimmer conquers quadruple Robben Island crossing
Cape Town swimmer Karen Kennedy, nearly 60, completes first female quadruple Robben Island crossing without wetsuit, inspiring women over 50.
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Operation Prosper recovers over R850,000 in Gqeberha crime raid
Multi-agency Operation Prosper in Gqeberha successfully resulted in 21 arrests and recovery of over R856,700 in stolen goods and contraband.
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Weather Service issues yellow Level 2 warning as two cold fronts approach
The South African Weather Service has issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for dangerous wind and wave conditions along the Western Cape coastline.
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Cape Town yet to finalise Good Hope Centre sale amid legal and heritage checks
The City says no fixed completion date has been set as it continues to scrutinise the winning bid for the Good Hope Centre to ensure it meets requirements.
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Julius Malema appeals five‑year prison sentence in firearm case
EFF leader’s five-year sentence could trigger constitutional bar from parliament if Makhanda High Court appeal unsuccessful
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New eviction bill targets small landlord protection, municipal empowerment
A proposed amendment to eviction laws aims to strengthen protections for small-scale landlords while granting municipalities greater authority to address unlawful land occupations.
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Meghan Markle says she has been “bullied and attacked” online for a decade
Meghan Markle (44) told young Australians in Melbourne that she had been “bullied and attacked” online for a decade.
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Zille blocked from Metro Centre oversight visit, alleges forced detention
Helen Zille and DA representatives were detained while inspecting Johannesburg’s Metro Centre, raising concerns about transparency and government actions.
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ActionSA calls for renewed Phala Phala investigation after IPID revelations
ActionSA has urged the Public Protector to reopen the Phala Phala investigation after an IPID report revealed that presidential adviser Dr Bejani Chauke used unauthorised state resources in connection with the farm robbery cover-up.
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