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Western Cape dam levels continue sharp decline as summer arrives
Western Cape dam levels are declining significantly, now at 79.1% capacity, raising concerns as summer consumption peaks.
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Courageous young boy touches hearts as he beats TB with world-class care
Hayden recovers from tuberculous meningitis at St Joseph’s free paediatric care facility, transforming from bedridden to walking and singing.
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Three suspects killed in police shootout in northern KwaZulu-Natal
KOSI BAY – Three suspects were shot and killed, and three others wounded, during a fierce gun battle with police in the Phelandaba area of Emanguzi on Sunday, 30 November. […]
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Wynberg station train incident: Man killed after jumping in front of train
A man died at Wynberg Station after reportedly jumping in front of a train on Saturday. Prasa urges commuters to stay vigilant.
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Dunoon puppy seller caught after escape from police custody
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA has confirmed the re-arrest of Ncubeko Hloni, the man accused of repeated acts of animal cruelty, after he escaped from Sea Point Police Station over the weekend and triggered a widespread public search.
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Groundbreaking HIV prevention shots begin rolling out across Africa
Three African nations launched the first public rollouts of a revolutionary HIV prevention injection on Monday, marking a historic milestone in the fight against the epidemic on the continent hardest hit by the disease.
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Groups gather in Edgemead to take a stand against gender-based violence
Residents of Edgemead protested against gender-based violence, uniting various organizations to support victims and raise community awareness.
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Man arrested for allegedly forcing child to drink alcohol
The Tafelsig man who forced a young child to drink alcohol in a viral video last week has been arrested on child abuse charges.
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Drive fine-free this festive season
City’s traffic fine roadshow returns 5-12 December 2025 at Civic Centre. Motorists can settle outstanding fines at reduced rates before festive season enforcement.
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South Africa’s informal miners fight for their future in coal’s twilight
Growing up, Cyprial dreamed of being a lawyer. Instead, he now spends his days underground, swinging a pickaxe against rock in a pitch-black illegal mine that snakes for kilometres beneath […]
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