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National minimum wage to increase to R30.23 per hour
South Africa’s national minimum wage increase to R30.23 per hour, effective from 1 March, will enhance pay for workers across many sectors.
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Cansa calls for unity, offers free screenings
CANSA calls on locals to stand “United by Unique” this World Cancer Day (4 February) as the country faces a projected doubling of cancer cases to 220 000 by 2030, encouraging participation through sharing personal stories, accessing free cancer screenings,…
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UWC community mourns literary icon Dr Diana Ferrus
UWC mourns Dr Diana Ferrus, the celebrated poet whose work on Sarah Baartman demonstrated the transformative power of art for social justice.
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JUST IN | ‘Mission accomplished’ as Steenhuisen bows out of DA leadership race
DA leader John Steenhuisen has announced he will not seek a third term as federal leader, saying his mission was fulfilled.
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High court judgement gives power entity the right to recoup more than R150m from business trustee
Centlec’s recent court victory sheds light on the ongoing dispute involving the Michael Family Trust and electricity supply issues.
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Austrian tourist dies in drowning incident at Wilderness Beach
A 49-year-old Austrian tourist has died following a drowning accident during the peak spring high tide at Leentjiesklip Beach, Wilderness.
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Rape: Police seek suspect who targets women via Facebook
The Free State police are urgently looking for a suspect in connection with a stalker that targets women on social media, rape and conspiracy to commit murder.
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Six Lesotho nationals killed in shooting near Johannesburg
Gunmen opened fire on a vehicle carrying Lesotho citizens in South Africa on Tuesday, killing six people and injuring more than a dozen others.
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Family seeks answers month after Junior King’s fatal crash
More than a month after the untimely death of popular TikTok personality and hip-hop artist Junior King, his family is calling for answers.
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Ex-prince Andrew leaves Windsor home amid renewed Epstein scrutiny
Britain’s former prince Andrew has moved out of Royal Lodge in Windsor as he faces mounting pressure over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
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