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Zeekoevlei remains closed due to dangerous toxin levels
Zeekoevlei closed since 2024 due to dangerous toxin levels. R100+ million dredging project underway but reopening timeline uncertain.
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Middle East conflict drives over 6 400 South Africans to register for evacuation assistance
DIRCO reports over 6,400 South Africans in the Middle East amid escalating conflict, urging immediate departures and warning of limited consular support during ongoing unrest.
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Don’t fall for fake traffic fines: Aarto warns of email and SMS scams
Fake traffic fines are on the rise. Motorists are caution against fraudulent websites that impersonate official platforms.
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Minnie kidnapping: Another postponement after 6 month investigation
The two individuals accused of kidnapping, extorting millions from, and attempting to human traffic an elderly woman in Kariega will face yet another court postponement.
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App launched in Durbanville to report road maintenance issues in Western Cape
The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure launched its Roads4U mobile app at an event at Ruslamere Conference Centre in Durbanville this week.
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VW recalls 25 729 Polo Vivo vehicles over handbrake safety concern
Volkswagen Group Africa has recalled 25,729 VW Polo Vivo vehicles due to a handbrake defect that poses safety risks. Owners should seek immediate inspection and avoid parking on slopes.
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Duur kameratoerusting op Langebaan gesteel by KykNet-filmspan
Volgens gerugte is die kameratoerusting by ‘n filmspan wat glo aan ‘n episode van die gewilde kookprogram Masterchef werk se verblyfplek gesteel.
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Canal+ to shut down struggling Showmax streaming platform
French media giant Canal+ has announced it will discontinue the loss-making South African streaming service Showmax after acquiring its owner MultiChoice, the continent’s largest pay-TV enterprise.
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Ormonde building collapse death toll rises to nine amid illegal construction allegations
Nine people have died following the collapse of an illegally constructed building in Ormonde, with authorities vowing to blacklist developers and strengthen enforcement of building regulations across the city.
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Africa Food Show returns as continent’s food market set to reach $567bn
Africa’s premier food trade exhibition returns to Cape Town June 10-12, targeting continent’s projected $567 billion food sector growth by 2032.
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