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Public Protector clears Ramaphosa over White House silence on Steenhuisen remarks
The Public Protector has cleared President Cyril Ramaphosa of breaching the executive ethics code following a complaint over his failure to challenge remarks made by Minister John Steenhuisen during an official visit to the White House.
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Trump says Iran talks could resume within days
US President Donald Trump has indicated peace talks with Tehran could resume this week.
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Cape Town tests AI traffic cameras to catch seatbelt and mobile phone violations
The City of Cape Town recently explored the introduction of AI-powered cameras capable of detecting seatbelt and mobile phone violations in real time.
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Construction sector faces continued scrutiny following fatal collapses
South Africa’s construction industry faces serious challenges due to non-compliance, unregistered workers, and fragmented accountability, risking safety and business viability.
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Table Mountain up for top honour at World Travel Awards 2026
Table Mountain has once again been nominated for Africa’s Leading Tourist Attraction at the prestigious World Travel Awards 2026.
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Two arrested for abalone poaching in premier marine reserve
Two suspects were arrested for illegally possessing 1,000 abalone units in Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area, underscoring ongoing poaching challenges.
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Jack van der Spuy murder: One year after Somerset West fire
One year after Jack van der Spuy’s suspicious house fire death in Somerset West, two suspects face murder charges as family grieves.
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Sol Plaatje’s Speaker pays R193 000 in legal costs after sheriff enforcement
Dipuo Peters, Speaker of the Sol Plaatje Municipality in Kimberley, had to pay nearly R193 000 in legal costs after the Sheriff of the High Court enforced a writ of execution.
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SA Navy Festival 2026 returns to Simon’s Town this April
SA Navy Festival 2026 offers free ship tours, live shows and family fun in Simon’s Town from 17 to 19 April. Discover the Navy up close.
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Parklands learners reach for the stars at national space design finals
Five Parklands College learners shone at Africa’s first Space Design Competition, with top awards and one selected to represent SA at NASA.
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