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Cherry Jazz Festival postponement sparks criticism of provincial arts support
For 16 years, the Cherry Jazz Festival has served as a cornerstone of artistic expression in the province, showcasing an impressive 80 per cent of local talent. The cancellation of this year’s event has prompted criticism of the support provided…
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New ID requirements for vehicle licensing from November
Motorists will be required to present certified copies of identification documents when visiting City motor vehicle licensing offices from 1 November, following the implementation of new national regulations.
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Cape Town is open for business
The policy builds on the 2018 Investment Incentives Policy but shifts the focus toward non-financial support and practical facilitation that investors say matters most.
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Light aircraft crashes into school tuck shop, no injuries reported
A light aircraft crashed into the tuck shop at Hoërskool Alberton in Ekurhuleni on Sunday morning. Both the pilot and instructor escaped unharmed.
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Two die in separate road accidents within hour in East London
EAST LONDON – A pedestrian and a driver have died from two separate accidents that happened within a space of an hour of each other in the BCM last night, […]
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Mobility department donates 44 bicycles to local organisations
The Methodist Church in Wellington is among several organisations that received bicycles from the Western Cape’s Mobility Department on Saturday (25 October). Mobility MEC Isaac Sileku handed over the bicycles […]
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Cradock four inquest adjourned to 23 March 2026
GQEBERHA – The proceedings in the inquest into the 1985 deaths of the Cradock Four – anti-apartheid activists Matthew Goniwe, Fort Calata, Sicelo Mhlauli, and Sparrow Mkonto, continued before the […]
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Two arrested in connection with daring Louvre jewellery heist
French police arrested two suspects related to the Louvre’s royal jewellery theft, a brazen heist executed in just seven minutes last week.
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Mangaung Metro conducts unannounced search at Roseview Primary School
Learners were warned that sending inappropriate images to each other constitutes child pornography, a punishable offence. Officials emphasised that having a criminal record would disadvantage learners in future, potentially preventing them from securing employment or travelling abroad.
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CUT’s women’s empowerment programme celebrates first anniversary
Speaking at the first anniversary celebrations, CUT Vice-Chancellor Professor Pamela Dube stated that this kind of momentum indicates SWEEP is not a social club, but an enabling system that aims to deliver graduates who can create value rather than merely…
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