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Onwettige rituele in berge verhoog brandgevaar in Du Toitskloof
Die brandseisoen in die Drakenstein-vallei word bemoeilik deur godsdienstige groepe wat onwettig vure maak met min bystand om dit hok te slaan.
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Cape Town mayor backs parliamentary probe into violent crime crisis
Cape Town Mayor Hill-Lewis welcomes Parliament probe into violent crime, highlighting 5% conviction rate for illegal firearms and calling for expanded municipal policing powers.
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O.R. Tambo district records 149 initiation deaths over nine years
Unless the relevant stakeholders and the municipal leadership take a stance that they will be actively involved in the traditional circumcision processes, there will be no end in sight to […]
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Contractors get to work at Pellsrus Primary following minister’s visit
Progress on long-delayed toilet renovations at Pellsrus Primary School in Jeffreys Bay follows Minister Gwarube’s intervention, with completion by Jan 2026.
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Mrs SA princess tackles GBV and human trafficking
Newly crowned Mrs South Africa 2nd Princess Talitha Oosthuizen launches awareness drive to combat abuse and human trafficking.
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Disgruntled workers at gambling authority continue strike over salary increase
Explore the impact on salary negotiations at the Free State Gambling, Liquor and Tourism Authority amid serious allegations.
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Two major fires continue to rage in Gansbaai area on day three
“Extensive damage to Eskom infrastructure has left large areas without electricity. Three Eskom teams were on-site today, supported by municipal digger loaders, working to restore power supply.”
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Soweto hippie takes Cape Winelands spirit to new audience in latest TV-series
One of Soweto’s upcoming trend-setters is the subject of a documentary series showcasing his one-week experience on one of South Africa’s leading wine estates where his unique style and voice […]
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Concerns rise as Kouga Dam levels gradually drop
After Kouga Dam’s first overflow in 8 years (Sept 2023), new water allocations are implemented as levels drop to 59.67% amid dry conditions.
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BCM distances itself from Bongweni evictions
EAST LONDON – Scores of Bongweni residents on the outskirts of East London who allegedly invaded private land at Umtiza Farm have been left stranded and homeless following an eviction […]
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