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Mowbray Cemetery court ruling halts facility, raises burial concerns
Court ruling halts Mowbray Cemetery facility, raising concerns over burial processes, infrastructure and handling of human remains in Cape Town.
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Proposed dam rules hit fishing, photography and tourism
The Department of Water and Sanitation’s proposed regulations threaten the livelihoods of communities near South African dams by imposing restrictive access rules and requiring lease agreements for recreational activities. Critics warn that these changes could criminalize long-standing public rights and…
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Stygende nalatigheidseise bedreig gesondheidsorgtoegang en staatsbronne in SA
Die aantal eise vir skadevergoeding teen die staat vir skade wat deur mediese nalatigheid veroorsaak, het die afgelope aantal jare aansienlik toegeneem.
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Julius Malema sentenced to five years on firearm charges
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema was sentenced to five years imprisonment this morning after being found guilty of firearm-related charges stemming from a 2018 incident.
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Millions of plants stripped as poaching crisis in Western Cape deepens
More than 2.5 million indigenous plants have been seized since 2018 as organised syndicates strip the Western Cape’s biodiversity.
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Cape Town to launch South Africa’s first locally-built electric bus fleet
The City of Cape Towb will take delivery of 30 electric buses over 11 months, marking a significant shift towards sustainable public transport.
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US Democrats file impeachment articles against Pentagon chief
US House Democrats introduced six articles of impeachment against Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, accusing him of high crimes including waging war on Iran without congressional approval.
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Failing municipalities choking local economic growth, warns president
Poor governance at municipal level is undermining service delivery and stifling economic growth across South Africa, President Ramaphosa has warned.
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Pan-African activist arrested in Pretoria while attempting escape to Europe
Pan-African activist Kemi Seba was arrested in South Africa this week while allegedly attempting to flee to Europe through Zimbabwe.
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Kanye West postpones France concert after minister’s block call
US rapper Kanye West postponed his concert in the France, following a backlash due to antisemitic remarks.
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