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South Africa sets sights on historic Olympic bid
South Africa announced Thursday its ambitious plan to bid for the 2036 or 2040 Olympic and Paralympic Games, potentially making it the first African nation to host the world’s premier […]
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Welkom police investigate murder following the discovery of female remains
WELKOM – Welkom police have launched a murder investigation following the discovery of a decomposed female body in an open field near Sandania, with investigators also examining the possibility of […]
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Father haunted by images of son’s burnt remains
Bongani Mlanjeni (68) from Ntshele locality in Mthatha said his life will never be the same, as the image of pieces of his son’s body, Andile Mlanjeni (38), keeps appearing […]
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Franschhoek improves safety with collaborative approach
In response to rising safety concerns, Franschhoek Wine Valley launched enhanced security measures, improving coordination among local partners.
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J-Bay Surf Village prepares for holiday rush with store upgrades
J-Bay Surf Village renovates four stores and opens new outlet for December holidays, promising elevated surf culture retail experience.
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Leopard photographed in West Coast National Park for first time in 170 years
A leopard photographed in West Coast National Park signals a historic conservation milestone and ecological recovery in South Africa.
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Controversial gun control bill returns: DA and rights groups sound alarm
The controversial Firearms Control Amendment Bill is back, quietly resurfacing at the National Economic Development and Labour Council (NEDLAC) and sparking immediate outcry from concerned parties. The Bill, which ignited […]
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Taxi violence claims two lives in Nyanga shooting
The shooting occurred when Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (Cata) members were ambushed at Nyanga Taxi Rank while on their way to an association meeting at Airport Industria.
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Police warn of online vehicle auction scams targeting festive season bonuses
Online vehicle auction scams are rising, deceiving victims through fake sites. The SAPS urges vigilance to prevent fraud during the festive season.
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Newly published author debuts whimsical teddy bear road trip novel
Academic Peter van Nieuwenhuizen retires to Aston Bay, debuts fiction novel The Road Trip in new Waddlescock Tales series.
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