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Media and Communication team honoured with national excellence award
Kouga Municipality’s Media and Communication Section receives national recognition for outstanding performance during challenging emergency.
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Metro to prioritise water leaks amid drought
Residents of Kariega are frustrated with poor municipal service, particularly regarding persistent water leaks and potholes on busy streets, impacting daily life and safety.
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Africa ‘exposed’ to Middle East war
Africa hosts military bases within reach of Iranian missiles and is feeling the impact of rising oil prices and threats to shipping, as the continent again suffers from events largely beyond its control.
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Johannesburg leaders granted steep pay increases as taps run
Whilst Johannesburg residents endure weeks without running water, the city’s top political office bearers have voted to increase their own salaries.
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Middle East conflict escalates as Israel launches fresh strikes on Tehran
Israel launched a large-scale wave of strikes against infrastructure across Tehran on Thursday morning, as the war in the Middle East continued to intensify with multiple fronts opening across the region.
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LIV Golf to pump R1bn into SA economy with Steyn City showdown
South Africa secures LIV Golf tournament expected to generate R1bn, plus VAR implementation for football and F1 government guarantee confirmed.
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Not reporting child abuse can be crime, says advocate
Adults have a duty to report if they have knowledge, suspicion or reasonable belief that a vulnerable person is a victim of sexual abuse.
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Franschhoek Safety Initiative reflects on progress at first AGM
The Franschhoek Safety Initiative enhances security along Main Road, reducing crime incidents while encouraging community support for continued funding and expansion.
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Unions outraged as Ekapa Mine enters liquidation with five miners still trapped underground
The NUM and NUMSA criticize Ekapa Mine’s management amid provisional liquidation and ongoing search for five missing workers, alleging negligence and financial misconduct impacting jobs and worker welfare.
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Cape Town mourns entertainer Soli Philander
Capetonians were shocked on Thursday morning to wake up to the sad news of the passing of the city’s much-loved entertainer Soli Philander.
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