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Winde’s war plan – building job ecosystem while battling 12 daily murders
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has outlined an ambitious vision to create a “healthy ecosystem for employment opportunities.
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Cats open at Artscape in December
Cats, the musical, will open at Artscape on Wednesday 10 December. The South African production features Andrew Lloyd Webber’s celebrated score.
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MEC launches R100 Million agriculture programme
The MEC for the Department of Agriculture in the Eastern Cape, Nonceba Kontsiwe, officially launched the R100 million 2025/26 Cropping Season in Bhaziya Village, outside Mthatha, last week. The event, […]
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From Robben Island to False Bay: Howard Warrington swims 33km for SPCA goal
Ultra-endurance swimmer and Guinness World Record holder Howard Warrington is preparing for his toughest challenge yet: a 33 km non-stop swim across False Bay to raise crucial funds and awareness for the Cape of Good Hope SPCA’s ambitious sterilisation goal.
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Community groups unite to prepare Jeffreys Bay for safer festive season experience
Multiple community organizations and Kouga Municipality create family-friendly festive atmosphere in Jeffreys Bay CBD during holiday season.
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Eswatini delegation studies Eastern Cape education model
The Deputy Director-General for the Eastern Cape Department of Education (ECDoE), Thembani Mtyida, confirmed that the department welcomed a study group from the Eswatini Ministry of Education at the Trinset […]
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New bridge ends years of isolation for Folokwe community
The Eastern Cape MEC for Transport, Xolile Nqatha, recently officially handed over a newly constructed Bailey Bridge to the community of Folokwe in Elliotdale. The bridge brings long-awaited relief to […]
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Former tax official jailed for R1.6 million VAT fraud scheme
A former South African Revenue Service (SARS) employee who used his insider knowledge to defraud the tax authority of R1.58 million has been sentenced to six years in prison by the Bellville Regional Court.
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Far more than a ray of hope for residents of Covid informal settlement
A first 200 batch of residents from Covid informal settlement in Mfuleni is expected to be relocated to new structures within the area this month.
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Football star Shaune Mogaila’s fatal crash case postponed again
TEMBISA – The case against Sekhukhune United footballer Mokete “Shaune” Mogaila in which a nine-year-old-child lost her life, has been postponed again, this time to 2 December by the Tembisa Regional […]
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