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Eskom announced Stage 2 loadshedding starting today
Eskom announced Stage 2 loadshedding from May 13-15 during evening peak hours due to delayed maintenance returns and unplanned breakdowns affecting generation capacity.
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Gqeberha businessman remains in custody after court appearance in connection with girlfriend’s murder
Gqeberha businessman Rob Evans remains in custody after appearing in the Humansdorp court today, May 12.
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Groot hartseer na jong student se dood in tref-en-trap op Robertson
Die gemeenskap van Robertson rou vandeesweek ná ‘n jong man dood is in ‘n tref-en-trap ongeluk net buite die dorp. Leighton Louw (20) is Vrydagaand (9 Mei) net na 22:30 […]
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Reviving steam trains: A rail tourism opportunity in Northern Cape
SteamNet 2000 volunteers in Kimberley restore steam locomotives, promoting rail tourism in the Northern Cape. Support is needed to sustain this project.
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Product Recalls: Tissue box toy, batteries of a Santa Cruz Heckler 9 E-Bike
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) provides information on the recall of the lithium-ion batteriesofSanta Cruz Heckler 9 ebikes and the Tissue Box Toy sold with the Fisher-Price 3-in-1 SnugaPuppy Activity […]
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WATCH: Shop owner kidnapped in Gqeberha
A 44-year-old shop owner was allegedly kidnapped by five suspects in North End. Suspects shot through his BMW window, forced him into their Polo and fled with both vehicles.
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Kinders getraumatiseer ná skoolvervoer in Wesbank gekaap is
‘n Bakkie wat leerders skool toe vervoer is op Vrydag 9 Mei in Wesbank gekaap. Vier leerders was nog agterin die bakkie, maar is later uitgegooi.
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How to get the most from a gap year
A gap year can be more than a chance to blow off steam and have fun. It can be life-affirming, offering opportunities for personal growth, cultural exposure, and professional development. Cost is the […]
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Leo XIV, first US pope, to celebrate first mass as pontiff
Pope Leo XIV, the first US pope, emphasises unity and peace while addressing the Church’s challenges after his election.
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Bloemfontein forensic services still struggling with government mortuary not yet fully operational
The Free State’s Forensic Pathology Services continue under strain, despite the efforts to get it fully operational after forced closure owing non-compliance.
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