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The Western Cape recorded a 14% decrease in road deaths over the Easter period
Western Cape reports 14% drop in Easter road deaths, with 19 fatalities, amid increased policing, arrests and enforcement operations.
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Security officers seize cocaine worth R12 000 in Bellville
Private security officers arrested a suspect and seized cocaine worth R12 000 during a drug bust in Bellville on Tuesday 7 April.
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Deadline draws near for 2027 school year online applications
The WCED urges parents to apply online for Grade 8 by 14 April, as many have yet to submit applications.
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Failed 2017 reservoir project highlights municipal governance crisis
The Dihlabeng Local Municipality’s 2017 reservoir project has failed to enhance water storage capacity, raising concerns about municipal governance and service delivery. The Democratic Alliance stresses that this failure violates residents’ constitutional right to clean water. Urgent intervention is needed…
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Man to appear in court for fatal Whittlesea tavern stabbing
Whittlesea Police arrested a 35-year-old suspect in connection with the fatal stabbing of a tavern patron in Upper Lahlangubo.
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Canadian diva Celine Dion announces comeback following health struggle
Celine Dion announces her performance comeback after health recovery, beginning in Paris this September, calling it her best birthday gift.
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Coega Steels schools Czech students in advanced steel manufacturing
A delegation of Czech electrical engineering students and educators visited Coega Steels to observe advanced steel manufacturing.
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Kyiv calls for Ukraine ceasefire after US-Iran truce
Ukraine has urged the US to pressure Russia into ending its invasion, saying Washington’s ceasefire with Iran demonstrated the success of American “decisiveness”.
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Brothers ordered to repay R14 million in lottery fraud scheme
Two brothers fraudulently obtained R14 million for a non-existent cultural village, ordered to repay funds by the Special Tribunal.
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NMB water crisis: Dam levels remain below 30% usable as losses mount
Water levels in Nelson Mandela Bay remain critically low, with the Business Chamber warning urgent intervention is needed.
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