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Deadly disease forces Bloem Show to cancel cattle and small-stock show for 2026
The team behind the Bloem Show act decisively to lessen the impact of foot-and-mouth disease.
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Traffic cameras help Cape Town police arrest suspected arsonist
Cape Town CCTV cameras help police arrest suspected arsonist spotted setting vegetation fires on M5 highway just after midnight Saturday.
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Free Second Chance Programme for matric learners who failed NSC exams
The Free Second Chance Programme for matrics who failed offers vital support and alternative pathways for learners to succeed.
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Water crisis deepens as burst pipes compound critical supply
Burst water mains, leaks and crumbling infrastructure are intensifying Nelson Mandela Bay’s water crisis.
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Sanco calls for army deployment after mass shootings in Philippi-East
A leader of the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) in Philippi-East is calling for the government to deploy soldiers in Philippi after 10 people were shot and killed and two left injured in two separate shooting incidents in the…
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Death toll in Vanderbijlpark learner transport accident rises to 13
Three learners with critical injuries are in hospital. The minibus driver was hospitalised; the condition of the truck driver is uncertain.
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Transport minister pushes for total drinking and driving ban
South Africa moves to ban drinking and driving completely with breathalysers in taxis, after 8,561 drivers tested positive in festive season.
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Police arrest two suspects in Meqheleng triple murder case
Police launched an immediate intelligence-led multidisciplinary response, resulting in the arrest of two suspects within 24 hours of the incident.
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Fatal paragliding accident in Porterville
WESTERN CAPE – A paragliding incident in Porterville turned tragic when a 57-year-old man from Britain lost his life.According to Tania Helfrich, district spokesperson for the West Coast policing district, […]
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Cape Peninsula baboon sanctuary plans met with activist concerns
Animal activists oppose Cape Peninsula baboon sanctuary plans, arguing that confining wild baboons and sterilising males is cruel to animals.
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