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Social media divided as minister approves name changes for Eastern Cape towns
People on social media had mixed reviews about various name changes in the Eastern Cape that was approved by the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture.
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Cape Town tables R114m budget for N2 Edge safety upgrades
Cape Town allocates R114 million for N2 Edge safety project while receiving R412 million National Treasury performance grant for infrastructure improvements.
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New Brighton railway station set for major upgrades
A partnership between Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and PRASA is expected to bring significant investment and new train services for New Brighton Station.
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Gqeberha woman wins Suzuki Swift in SA20 cricket ball guess
Gqeberha’s Nikita Gelandt wins brand-new Suzuki Swift after correctly guessing 8 363 cricket balls in Betway SA20 competition at Newlands Stadium.
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Minister McKenzie gives 21 geographical name changes the green light
Gayton McKenzie, minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, has approved 21 geographical name changes and name registrations in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal.
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Foreign national kidnapped in armed attack on the R75
The incident occurred in the vicinity of Missionvale at approximately 10:50, while the victim was driving in a blue Ford Ranger.
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Fatal crash at Somerset West intersection claims 32-year-old
Police investigate culpable homicide after a 32-year-old motorcyclist died colliding with a Toyota at Somerset West intersection.
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Stanhope Bridge lane reduction causes major traffic delays in Claremont
Severe traffic congestion is expected in Claremont after an emergency lane reduction on Stanhope Bridge following a retaining wall failure.
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Kimberley-born intellectual returns as new chancellor at Sol Plaatje University
Thebe Ikalafeng, an influential author and scholar, has been appointed chancellor of Sol Plaatje University, effective 16 January, for five years.
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Asbestos trial to continue on Monday after landmark ConCourt ruling
The Constitutional Court has delivered a landmark ruling clarifying the separation of powers in extradition matters, declaring that only the National Executive has the legal power to request the return of fugitives from foreign states.
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