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Dangerous ‘chuffing’ trend spreads among Gauteng school learners
Dangerous ‘chuffing’ trend spreads in Gauteng schools as learners inhale fire extinguisher contents. Officials warn of serious health risks.
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Plans finally afoot to develop embattled erf for housing purposes
Housing development plans for Weltevreden Valley’s Erf 2435 are back on track after decade-long legal battle with Cape Town Community Housing Company.
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Memorandum places focus on economic growth in Mangaung
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Mangaung Metro and the Airport Company of South Africa (ACSA).
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South Africa becomes Africa’s top cyber target as AI-driven attacks surge
South Africa is the leading African nation for cyberattacks, facing rising threats from AI-driven attacks and inadequate cybersecurity measures.
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Deputy minister calls for coordinated effort to tackle water challenges
Water and Sanitation Deputy Minister David Mahlobo has called for academic institutions to play a central role in addressing South Africa’s water challenges through science-based interventions and innovation.
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US intelligence finds Iran not rebuilding nuclear facilities
US intelligence has concluded that Iran is not rebuilding nuclear enrichment facilities destroyed last year by the United States and Israel.
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Advocate, accomplice launch bail bid in property fraud investigation
A Bloemfontein advocate and a convicted fraudster seek bail amid property fraud charges involving R1.1 million, affecting multiple victims and prior offenses.
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Preparation underway ahead of army deployment in Cape Town
The South African National Defence Force and South African Police Service have commenced preparatory operations in Cape Town ahead of the military’s deployment.
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SAPOA awaits crucial judgement on Cape Town fixed charges High Court case
SAPOA awaits a High Court ruling on Cape Town’s disputed fixed charges, vital for municipal budget planning and property owner rights.
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Beaked whale washes ashore at Eerste Steen, sparking surprise among beachgoers
A beaked whale washed ashore at Eerste Steen, Melkbosstrand on 15 March. Authorities collected samples; cause of stranding remains unknown.
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