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President highlights 500 000 student dropouts, calls for early education focus
President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the alarming dropout crisis in South African education during the annual Basic Education Sector Lekgotla held in Johannesburg, Gauteng, on 21 January. Speaking at the gathering, […]
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Four-hour fire ravages Masiphumelele homes affecting 650 residents seeking help
Devastating Masiphumelele fire affects 650 residents as families lose homes and belongings. Community organizations seek urgent donations for victims.
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David Kramer and Taliep Petersen honoured with Freedom of the City of Cape Town
The duo was honoured with the Freedom of the City of Cape Town, the highest accolade the City can bestow, during a special council sitting.
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Fire season claims Animal Welfare Society worker
The Animal Welfare Society PE bravely helped to save their shelter from flames, only to lose a beloved staff member in a house fire hours later.
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Minnie kidnapping: Case moved to Regional Court after investigation concludes
Two suspects charged with kidnapping Theresa Minnie for R10 million ransom appeared in court, with one abandoning bail while the other seeks bail application.
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South Africa’s largest printed QR code unveiled at Cape Town care home
Eric Miles Cheshire Home marks 50th anniversary with South Africa’s largest QR code, highlighting funding challenges in disability care sector.
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Woman’s body found in shack near a Lentegeur shopping centre
Woman found dead in Lentegeur shack near Devland Hyper. Police say tuberculosis patient died of natural causes, not drug overdose.
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Cape Town set to manage 32 traffic signals on national roads
Cape Town Urban Mobility to take over maintenance of 32 traffic signals on national roads under three-year Sanral agreement. Improved response times expected for R300, N1, N2 intersections.
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Eastern Cape leads SA road safety turnaround with biggest festive season drop
Eastern Cape leads nation with highest reduction in festive season road fatalities, marking a remarkable turnaround for the province.










