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Matjhabeng accused of political bullying through selective development
The recent exclusion of unemployed youth from Ward 32, particularly in the current solar projects, is yet another example of how DA-governed wards are systematically sidelined from economic opportunities
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Fourth suspect still at large after Kensington robbery
Tyler Lamb, a metro police constable died after he fell through a roof while trying to arrest one of the suspects.
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Comrades runner set to publish book on journey to recovery from addiction
Denver van der Bergh publishes a book detailing his recovery from addiction and charity runs to support rehabilitation and disadvantaged children.
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Ramaphosa dismisses US G20 boycott: ‘Their absence is their loss’
President Cyril Ramaphosa today dismissed the United States’ decision to boycott this month’s G20 summit in Johannesburg, saying America’s absence would be “their loss” and would not derail the historic […]
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Steve Biko inquest postponed to next year
The reopened inquest into the death of anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko has been postponed to 30 January.
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Cape Town traffic fines go digital: New online platform eliminates queue frustrations
Cape Town motorists can now pay traffic fines online through PayThat.co.za, eliminating queues and offering multiple payment methods with no extra fees.
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South African team claims victory at global G20 TechSprint
Team Ownapay SA emerged victorious at the 2025 G20 TechSprint, solving the ‘African merchants’ paradox’ with their digital identity solution.
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Johannesburg gets last-minute makeover as G20 leaders arrive
JOHANNESBURG – When world leaders arrive in Johannesburg this month for the G20 summit, they will encounter a city that has been hastily scrubbed, patched, and polished in a last-minute effort […]
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Celebration of life to be hosted in honour of pilot, author, TV presenter Mynie Steffens
Family announces celebration of life for Mynie Steffens (43), who died in a helicopter crash in the Eastern Cape on 10 November.
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Parliamentary visit exposes ‘broken’ police force in Gqeberha
The city’s Flying Squad, once boasting 15–20 operational vehicles daily, has been reduced to a single van.
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