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Suspect arrested at Cape Town airport for alleged rhino horn trafficking
A 52-year-old suspect was arrested at Cape Town International Airport on 24 February as he was about to board a flight to Singapore with his family, in connection with rhino poaching.
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Grandads Army all set for their 11th annual memorial ride
Grandads Army Memorial Ride begins Sunday with 38 cyclists riding East London to Cape Town, raising R400 000 for children’s hospital equipment.
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Trump tries to reset presidency in State of the Union speech
In his lengthy State of the Union, Trump emphasized achievements while facing criticism, claiming a transformative turnaround, and addressing security and electoral issues amid low polling.
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Uproar about firecrackers thrown at people and dogs in Durbanville
Two young men threw firecrackers through their car window at a dog walker and at dogs in their yards.
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US congressman accuses justice department of withholding Epstein files related to Trump
Democratic Representative Robert Garcia has accused the US Department of Justice of illegally withholding FBI interviews related to allegations that President Donald Trump sexually abused a minor.
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National Arts Council opens major arts funding call worth R350 000 per project
NAC launches 2026-27 arts funding with grants up to R350,000. Seven disciplines covered. Applications close March 13. Transform communities.
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New R26 million rescue vessel marks milestone for NSRI Mykonos station
The National Sea Rescue Institute launched the Rescue 4 vessel, enhancing capabilities and safety, while a new Mykonos base supports modern rescue operations.
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R22 million statues of Mandela and Tambo to be unveiled in March despite criticism
President Ramaphosa will unveil two controversial statues of Mandela and Tambo in Durban on March 6, amid debates over their R22 million cost versus city infrastructure needs.
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Neighbourhood Watch fights back against illegal dumping
Mounting frustration over illegal dumping across several suburbs in Nelson Mandela Bay has prompted renewed calls for urgent intervention.
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SANBI formally re-accredited as national implementing agency
The South African National Biodiversity Institute has been re-accredited as the National Implementing Entity for the Adaptation Fund, enhancing its capacity to support local climate adaptation initiatives until 2031.
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