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Premier mourns eight deaths in horror N3 crash near Harrismith
According to police reports, a minibus taxi carrying passengers crashed into the back of a truck, killing eight passengers instantly and injuring several others.
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Community rallies against police killings as murder suspects return to court
GANYESA, North West – Approximately 300 community members gathered outside the Ganyesa Magistrates’ Court today as four suspects accused of murdering police Constable Boikanyo Molale made their second court appearance. The […]
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Arts, culture and heritage projects in Cape Town apply for City funding
Cape Town has allocated R8 million for arts and culture projects targeting youth and vulnerable groups, with applications open until 3 December.
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SA Post Office issues urgent Christmas mailing deadline warning
The Post Office has issued an urgent appeal to customers planning to send Christmas cards and parcels internationally, advising them to begin preparations immediately to ensure timely delivery for the […]
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Free State launches summer tourism campaign at Gariep Dam
A haven for wildlife enthusiasts, the Free State offers diverse experiences across breathtaking landscapes steeped in rich heritage and culture.
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Western Cape declares war on traffic gridlock through industry partnership
Government and industry leaders in the Western Cape are turning to innovative solutions to address Cape Town’s traffic gridlock.
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South Africa’s ‘Giant Eye on the Sky’ celebrates its 20th anniversary
‘Giant Eye on the Sky’ marks its 20th anniversary. Discover how SALT has transformed astronomical observations in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Update| All four Wynberg court escapees back in custody
Police have re-arrested all four Wynberg court escapees, including final suspect Ismail George, who was captured in Mitchell’s Plain.
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Historic small harbour programme launches in KwaZulu-Natal
The first phase of South Africa’s groundbreaking small harbour construction programme was officially launched in Port Shepstone last week, marking a historic milestone as the first small harbours to be […]
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Multi-disciplinary forces issue over R52,000 in fines during Humansdorp crime blitz
Multi-disciplinary forces in Humansdorp yielded positive results with fines valued over R52,000 during operations on 31 October.
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