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“We trained for this”: Inside skipper Sibu’s mind during Cape2Rio rescue crisis
Cape2Rio skipper Sibu Sizatu reveals how training and calm leadership saved his crew during dramatic rescue 1,448km from land.
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!Khuboa’s dignity repaired by an updated IT system
A Stellenbosch law student, !Khuboa, made history this week by becoming the first owner of a Smart Card ID to include a name with a special character.
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Foot and mouth disease now demands a regional approach
In a stark illustration of effective disease management, Namibia has emerged as the sole country bordering South Africa that remains free from foot and mouth disease (FMD) outbreaks outside controlled […]
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French prosecutors probe Al-Fayeds over sex trafficking
French authorities are investigating the late Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed and his brother Salah amid allegations of a vast system of sex trafficking and abuse.
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Armed robbery suspects arrested at major inter-provincial roadblock
Two suspects were arrested during a roadblock for possessing stolen mobile phones and a toy gun, linked to recent robberies.
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Presidency orders probe into military defiance over Iran naval exercise
President Ramaphosa appointed a commission to investigate why military leaders ignored his order to exclude Iran from naval exercises in South Africa.
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Hillary and Bill Clinton face congressional panel on Epstein links
Hillary Clinton criticized the Republican-led Epstein investigation and urged questioning of Donald Trump’s links to Epstein, as Bill Clinton prepared for his own testimony.
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Public input needed for Cape Town freight strategy
Cape Town invites public feedback on its updated Freight Management Strategy, addressing efficient goods movement and road accessibility until March 31.
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Lentegeur police uncover large weapons haul at house
Police discovered a large weapons cache including grenades and ammunition in Lentegeur, but community interference forced officers to withdraw.
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Cape Town airport resumes full operations after fire disruption
Cape Town International Airport has resumed operations after a fire disrupted services, causing flight delays; baggage handling remains manual while systems are restored.
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