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Doctor calls for early autism support at community expo
Health professionals call for better teacher training and collaboration to support children with autism in schools and communities.
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Lifeguard season closes with lowest drowning figures in seven years
Cape Town ends its lifeguard season after recording its safest summer in seven years, with fewer drownings and strong water safety across beaches and pools.
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Oil surges, stocks fall as Trump announces blockade of Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices surged and stocks sank on Monday after US-Iran peace talks fell apart and Donald Trump announced a blockade of the strategic Strait of Hormuz, adding to fears for […]
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Former store cash officer to spend five years in jail for stealing R400 000
The Bloemfontein Regional Court sentenced a former cash officer at a Shoprite Group store to a minimum of five years’ imprisonment for stealing R400 000.
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Four arrested within hours of Gqeberha teen murder
Walmer SAPS arrested four suspects in a murder case after a swift investigation led to identifying the crime scene and apprehending perpetrators.
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Kusile power station reaches full capacity as SA marks energy milestone
South Africa’s Kusile Power Station is now operating at full commercial capacity, marking a turning point in the country’s energy security after years of setbacks and delays.
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Gauteng education system struggles with overcrowding and infrastructure backlogs
Gauteng’s education faces overcrowding, infrastructure deficits, and poor outcomes, prompting a strategic plan for improvement and stakeholder engagement.
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US-Iran talks fail as Hormuz blockade complicates diplomatic options
The breakdown of US-Iran peace talks leaves Trump with few options, raising concerns over military strategies and regional stability.
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City responds to US Marines training controversy on Muizenberg beach
A US Marines fitness session with Cape Town Metro Police cadets in Muizenberg has sparked debate over legality, oversight and policing standards.
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SASSA resolves self-service portal access issues
SASSA has resolved portal issues for eLife Certification, encouraging online use to avoid queues and transport costs for beneficiaries.
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