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Strandfontein Road crash victim dies on the way to hospital
Fatal head-on crash in Mitchells Plain leaves one dead, 13 injured. Strandfontein lifeguards were first responders on Tuesday evening.
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Tech platforms introduce new filters to combat AI slop surge
Major tech platforms introduce new filters to help users avoid AI slop – low-quality synthetic content flooding social media and video platforms.
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Fire contained in Hout Bay and Llandudno with one home damaged
Fire in Hout Bay and Llandudno contained after helicopter water-bombing; one home damaged, no injuries, and suspect arrested.
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Medical emergency flights endangered after cable theft at Welkom Airport
Two men arrested after cable theft at Welkom Airport damaged R3 million LED runway lighting system, endangering medical emergency flights.
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Love Dahlias Festival: Experience a blooming adventure in Douglas
The inaugural Love Dahlias Festival in Douglas features workshops, flower walks, and culinary events from 18 to 21 March.
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Climate change significantly worsened southern Africa floods, scientists say
Climate change made southern Africa floods 40% more intense, scientists say. Mozambique suffered 140+ deaths as areas got year’s rain in 10 days.
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APD expands operations to boost local textile manufacturing
“We are reviving the textile industry, and the retail sector wants to support local,” says Cecilia Fourie, APD Nelson Mandela Bay executive director.
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Magistrate issues ultimatum in R2 billion mental hospital corruption case
The case centers on the construction of the Kimberley Mental Hospital, a project that has become a symbol of state-tender irregularity.
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Area sealed off after trench collapse at V&A Waterfront infrastructure project
Two construction workers were rescued after a trench collapsed at V&A Waterfront infrastructure project. Both discharged from hospital.
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Hundreds of Cape Town residents favor preserving the natural charm of Miller’s Point
A total of 490 participants completed the survey, with 25% indicating they visit Miller’s Point every week and nearly half (45%) at least once a month.
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