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Hiker dies in fatal fall from Lion’s Head trail in Table Mountain National Park
A hiker died after falling from Lion’s Head, Table Mountain National Park. This incident is the second fatality in weeks. An investigation is underway.
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Police strike again: R115 million counterfeit goods bust in Bellville
Police in Bellville seized counterfeit goods worth R115 million in a major operation, marking a significant crackdown on the illegal trade.
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High court dismisses Pretoria High School for Girls’ bid to appeal over “missing” racism report
The Pretoria High School for Girls faced a setback as the High Court dismissed its appeal to access a full investigative report on racism allegations.
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City of Cape Town destroys nearly 3 000 litres of confiscated alcohol
Thousands of litres of booze, worth an inestimable amount, were poured down the drain today during the City’s annual publicised disposal of unclaimed confiscated alcohol.
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Cape Town wins double international recognition as top travel destination
Cape Town received notable international recognition this week, winning the Best City award from Travel and Leisure India and ranking 5th in US News & World Report’s Best Vacations List, boosting its tourism profile.
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Festive Season roadblocks: Know your rights when you get stopped
Encountering roadblocks during your Christmas travels? Learn about your rights and the purpose behind these checkpoints.
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Holiday road safety: Essential guide for first responders at accident scenes
With increased holiday travel expected across South Africa, experts provide crucial advice for motorists who may encounter road accidents.
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Christo Brand and Nelson Mandela friendship: Lessons of reconciliation and humanity
Christo Brand shared his friendship with Nelson Mandela at St Thomas Anglican church, highlighting empathy, respect, and the enduring lessons of reconciliation.
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Fatal crash on N6 near Stutterheim claims lives of mother and two children
The Eastern Cape Department of Transport is deeply saddened by a tragic road crash on the N6 near Stutterheim that claimed the lives of a mother and her two children.
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Saica investigates former worker of Woodland Hills
The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) has been made aware of allegations concerning the possible misappropriation of funds by a member in Bloemfontein.
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