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Government salary increases spark trade union backlash
President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved salary increases for public office-bearers that will take effect from 1 April, drawing sharp criticism from trade union federation Cosatu. The increases, gazetted on 20 […]
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Six Milnerton High learners face expulsion as court proceedings continue
Six Milnerton High learners face expulsion over violent assault as eight appear in Cape Town court with six granted bail.
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Driver back in court to face charges regarding tragic accident involving three school children
Driver returns to court over fatal accident involving three school children
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EU vows ‘unflinching’ response to Trump’s Greenland gambit
European leaders vow unflinching response to Trump’s Greenland threats as US President offers Davos meeting on territory plans
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Learner transport driver arrested after 12 pupils killed in Vanderbijlpark crash
A 22-year-old minibus taxi driver has been arrested following a collision that killed 12 pupils in Vanderbijlpark on Monday morning, marking one of the deadliest school transport crashes in recent years.
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Free State sets ambitious goal to improve quality education as driving force for growth
BLOEMFONTEIN – Dr Julia Maboya, Free State MEC for Education, has stressed that the province’s matric class of 2025’s pass rate of 89,3% underscores the quality education provided. She emphasised […]
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Deadly floods devastate Mozambique as death toll climbs
Rescue teams across southern Africa are racing against time to save lives as catastrophic flooding continues to ravage the region, claiming at least 151 lives and displacing hundreds of thousands […]
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ANC leadership at odds over deepening Sol Plaatje Municipality legal saga
The Northern Cape ANC faces turmoil as leadership contradicts over a WhatsApp leak, while the Sol Plaatje Municipality appeals a court ruling regarding its suspended manager, highlighting systemic issues.
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CPF calls for harsher sentences after cop killed in Brown’s Farm
The Western Cape Police Service has condemned, in the strongest terms, the killing of a police officer, shot dead in Brown’s Farm on Monday 19 January.
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WATER CRISIS: Knysna declares emergency as taps could run dry in days
Knysna residents are staring down the barrel of a water catastrophe after the municipality declared a local state of disaster yesterday, with the town’s main dam sitting at a critically […]
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