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School sport in Western Cape gets R130 million boost from government
Western Cape launches R130 million school sport strategy with three ministers committing to youth development pathways over three years.
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Safa boss Danny Jordaan’s fraud case delayed as defence seeks more time
The fraud and theft case against South African Football Association (Safa) president DannyJordaan and four co-accused has been postponed to 14 April after the defence requested more time to prepare for trial.
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Eight die in vehicle crash on N2 near Bulembu Airport
There has been a fatal car crash involving three vehicles on the N2 near Bulembu Airport in Qonce early on Wednesday 11 February.
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Political parties call for end to empty promises as Ramaphosa prepares state of the nation speech
Political parties and public organisations have outlined their priorities and expectations ahead of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address in Cape Town on Thursday.
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Quality raises all eyebrows
Robert Erasmus Access to safe and clean water remains a critical concern in South Africa. Recent incidents, including a highly contaminated water sample from Secunda that showed extreme levels of […]
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District Six Museum commemorates 60th anniversary of forced removals
Six decades on the pain of forced removals from District Six still lingered in the hearts of families who had lost their homes and their community.
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Murder of Parow teen (19) investigated
The police in Parow, Cape Town is investigating the murder of a 19-year-old male.
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Samora Machel roads: Residents blame City neglect while others applaud progress
Residents of Samora Machel have mixed feelings about the state of the area’s roads.
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Multi-town protest marches planned across Overstrand this week
Overstrand residents expected to stage simultaneous marches to municipal offices in four towns – Gansbaai, Stanford, Hermanus and Kleinmond – from 12 to 16 February, to demand services that are lacking and express their grievances in relation to certain issues
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Pangolin saved by police in Bloemfontein
A pangolin (ietermagog) was saved by the Parkweg Police in Bloemfontein when suspects from the Northern Cape tried to sell the animal to a foreign national.
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