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Milnerton Beach drilling starts in bid to improve lagoon water quality
Drilling of the first beach wells at Milnerton has begun as the City tests a new approach to improving lagoon water quality and flushing.
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Health department urges vigilance as mpox cases surge in South Africa
South Africa has recorded 18 confirmed mpox cases, with 15 in the Western Cape, as the Department of Health urges public vigilance.
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Cape Town Metro Police recover 23 kg of dagga at Bellville bus terminal
Cape Town police seized 23 kg of dagga from a suspect at a long-distance bus terminal, arresting him for unlawful possession.
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R2bn Club Med resort officially opens in KwaZulu-Natal
President Cyril Ramaphosa has hailed the opening of South Africa’s first Club Med resort as the biggest hospitality investment in the country and broader Southern African region since Sun City […]
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R100m National Youth Fund offers loans, grants, and 12-month grace periods
The National Empowerment Fund (NEF) and the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) have signed a partnership agreement establishing a R100 million National Youth Transformation Fund to support youth-owned businesses in South Africa.
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US approves sale of 48 F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia
The State Department has approved a $24.3 billion sale of advanced stealth warplanes to Saudi Arabia, pending congressional approval.
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Abandoned infant on the mend as police continue search for mother
Free State police appeal for assistance from the public in ongoing search for woman who abandoned her newly born baby girl a month ago
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WATCH | Parents’ greatest hope: That Jude will find her voice
For the parents of the three-year-old Jude Hope Mouton from Kimberley, their greatest hope is simple: that one day Jude will breathe without a tracheostomy, speak with her own voice, and begin school with the same opportunities as every other…
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Body found on Table Mountain believed to be missing man
Cape Town police believe a body found on Table Mountain is that of missing hiker Wayne Barnard, with formal identification still under way.
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Scientists confirm climate change drove deadly Himalayan flood disaster
Scientists confirm climate change drove last month’s deadly glacial collapse on the China-Nepal border that killed more than 1 400 people.
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