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Cape Town puts vulnerable road users first in new safety strategy
Cape Town’s updated road safety strategy prioritises vulnerable road users, safer infrastructure and tougher enforcement to reduce deaths.
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America unites in mourning for Dolly Parton, tributes pour in
Presidents Trump, Biden and Obama join entertainment and business leaders in paying tribute to country music legend Dolly Parton (80).
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Port Alfred rape suspect arrested after community tracking effort
A 20-year-old rape suspect has been arrested in Port Alfred after a community group tracked him down and handed him over to police unharmed.
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Shocking Putin biography by exiled Russian journalists wins French literary award
Book exposing Russian president’s private life and rise to power wins newly established Prix Strasbourg worth 20 000 euros.
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Saldanha-baba met breuke in Groote Schuur-hospitaal opgeneem
Saldanha-baba met albei bene gebreek in hospitaal opgeneem; polisie en maatskaplike ontwikkeling ondersoek vermeende mishandeling.
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Prasa makes commute to Springboks, All Blacks game easier
Train services in Cape Town will operate additional routes for rugby fans attending the Springboks vs. All Blacks match this weekend.
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Sardine die-off forces Koeberg nuclear plant to cut power generation
A mass die-off of sardines along the Western Cape coast has forced Africa’s only nuclear power station to reduce output.
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Dealership director, ex-government garage official convicted
The court convicts a car dealership director and former government garage official of fraud and money laundering in vehicle auction scheme.
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SIU recovers millions from companies that overcharged Fort Hare
The Special Investigating Unit has recovered more than R3.3 million from service providers that overcharged the University of Fort Hare for student accommodation.
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Police seize R11m narcotics haul in Riviersonderend traffic stop
A routine police stop-and-search operation on the N2 highway yielded a massive R11-million drug bust late Tuesday evening (25 August).
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