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Fake leopard images risk harming conservation efforts
AI-generated images of a leopard in Pniel sparked misinformation, raising concerns for wildlife conservation and public understanding of the species.
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SA Rugby and CANAL+ plan continued SuperSport partnership
SA Rugby and the CANAL+ Group have held discussions on strengthening their partnership with SuperSport following meetings in Johannesburg last week.
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D-Day for three farmers convicted of murdering a farm dweller as sentence proceedings begin
Justice for the brutally murdered farm dweller Phakathi as the three farmers found guilty of his murder, appear for sentencing.
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Public outcry against Durbanville racecourse development
More than 2 000 concerned residents of the Durbanville area had by noon today already signed a petition against the proposed development of the Durbanville racecourse.
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Dubai airport gradually resumes flights after nearby drone fire
A drone-related incident sparked a fuel tank fire near Dubai airport on Monday and disrupted travel as Iran maintained its Gulf attacks.
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Stellenbosch University lecturer again trades lecture hall for the saddle
Dr Marietjie Lutz, a first-year Stellenbosch University (SU) chemistry lecturer, is back peddling for a purpose, this time to raise funds for students in need.
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Regstryd oor dreig-SMS’e: Hof beveel mondelinge getuienis ná tegniese geskil oor selfoondata
’n Hooggeregshofstryd oor beweerde doodsdreigemente en intimidasie het ’n nuwe wending geneem nadat ’n regter beslis het dat tegniese selfoondata nie op papier alleen besleg kan word nie.
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‘One Battle After Another’ dominates Oscars with six awards
“One Battle After Another” triumphed at the Oscars on Sunday, winning six awards including best picture in a thrilling finale to one of the most competitive awards seasons in recent years.
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AfriForum threatens action over Eskom’s power suspension notices
AfriForum warns Eskom against suspending electricity to municipalities over debts, citing legal flaws and potential humanitarian repercussions.
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Tax watchdog calls for SOE board pay reforms after R520 bn bailouts
Anti-corruption body calls for SOE board pay reforms, citing weak performance links despite R520bn taxpayer bailouts over 15 years.
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