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Home Affairs partners with banks to cut queues and bring services closer to citizens
The Department of Home Affairs partners with banks for Smart ID applications, enhancing accessibility and reducing lengthy office visits.
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Gqeberha businessman Arnold Terblanche faces life imprisonment in wife’s murder trial
Arnold Terblanche’s murder trial began at Gqeberha High Court on 9 March. The businessman faces life imprisonment for his alleged role in his wife’s murder.
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Rugby legend Naas Botha relocates to United States
Former Springbok flyhalf Naas Botha has relocated to the United States, where he is beginning a new chapter while remaining connected to sport and the South African community abroad.
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Nobel economist says Middle East war unlikely to trigger 2008-scale crisis
Middle East war unlikely to trigger 2008-scale economic crisis but oil prices above $150 per barrel could cause 1973-style shock.
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Nyanga taxi shutdown: Commuters stranded as CATA protests continue
Commuters were left stranded today after members of the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (CATA) downed tools and marched to the Nyanga Police Station to hand over a memorandum outlining their grievances.
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Ekapa Mine: First body recovered as search continues for four missing miners
One body of five missing miners from a mudslide at Du Toitspan mine was recovered; recovery operations continue for others.
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Cape of Good Hope SPCA wins international recognition for animal welfare excellence
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA won two prestigious awards for animal welfare, recognizing its innovative collaborative efforts in South Africa.
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Around 500 families displaced by Masiphumelele, Imizamo Yethu fires
Devastating fires destroyed 100 homes and displaced 500 families in Masiphumelele and Imizamo Yethu over the weekend.
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UWC honours poet Diana Ferrus on International Women’s Day
UWC honors alumna Dr Diana Ferrus during International Women’s Day, celebrating poet whose work enabled Sarah Bartmann’s repatriation from France.
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Minister calls for stronger rural safety after farm attacks
The Western Cape agriculture minister has called for increased police resources and stronger rural safety measures following two violent attacks on farmers and tourists in the province.
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