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SANDF concerned about the use of combat dress by civilians
The SANDF condemned unauthorized wearing of its camouflage uniforms, linking it to crime, and warned of legal consequences for offenders.
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Road closure for Cape Town motorsport a “nightmare for nearly 100,000 residents”
The upcoming Speed Classic motorsport event in Cape Town has sparked some backlash, with Freedom Front Plus (FF Plus) councillor Pieter Jansen van Vuuren slamming the City’s leadership.
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Library’s detective work reunites couple with wedding album after 20 years
A Strandfontein couple got a surprise when their wedding album — much-loved but thought long-lost — reappeared in the unlikeliest of places.
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Traffic changes and road closures for Speed Classic Cape Town
For two days a stretch of Philip Kgosana Drive will transform into a 1,8 km motorsport track featuring historic cars, racing cars and supercars.
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Free State MEC for Education confident in credible Gr.12 exam outcome
“Learners have been given the necessary support, and I wish all candidates writing their final exams the best.”
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Jacob Zuma ordered to repay nearly R29 million in legal fees
Former President Jacob Zuma must repay nearly R29 million in legal fees unlawfully funded by the state, the Pretoria High Court ruled on Wednesday. The landmark judgment requires Zuma to […]
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WATCH | Mental health awareness: Cape Town international kite festival highlights trauma and healing
Cape Town International Kite Festival promotes mental health awareness, addressing violence trauma and encouraging healing, hope, and community support this October.
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Kruger National Park name error rectified amid proposed renaming
An incorrect name entry for Kruger National Park on a web map service was rectified amidst recent renaming controversies
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Vegetation blaze near Steenbras Nature Reserve contained
Vegetation fire near Steenbras Nature Reserve outside Gordon’s Bay brought under control, firefighters monitoring hotspots to prevent flare-ups.
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Rising costs squeeze households as inflation edges up to 3,4%
South Africa’s inflation rises to 3,4% in September 2025, driven by housing, utilities, and food, while services accelerate.
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