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South Africa’s Metro Mayors unite in historic Cape Town summit
In an unprecedented move, the mayors of South Africa’s eight metropolitan municipalities convened in Cape Town on Tuesday for their first-ever collective meeting, marking a significant step toward coordinated urban […]
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SA calls US welcome for white Afrikaners ‘apartheid 2.0’
Washington’s preferential treatment of white Afrikaners for resettlement into the United States is “apartheid 2.0”, South Africa’s foreign minister said.
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Julius Malema found guilty of hate speech by Western Cape Equality Court
The Western Cape Equality Court has found Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech, marking a significant legal victory in the ongoing battle against divisive political rhetoric in South Africa.
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SA women flair fuels science and research
Trailblazing women received prestigious accolades for strides in research and science field
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East London man dies freediving in Kowie River
The National Sea Rescue Institute Port Alfred duty crew were activated following reports of an East London man missing in the Kowie River whilst freediving.
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Disaster looms in Welkom: Education Department’s rented building ‘a ticking time bomb’
Staff members have raised alarms about collapsing ceilings, malfunctioning fire safety equipment, and unstable staircases. “We work here every day not knowing if the roof will hold or if a fire will break out,” said one employee, speaking on condition…
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Taylor-Travis love story: 5 things to know
LOS ANGELES – It’s official: America’s most famous couple are tying the knot. Stadium-filling pop megastar Taylor Swift and three-time NFL Super Bowl winner Travis Kelce announced their engagement on […]
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Minnie kidnapping: Suspects abandon bail, remain in custody
Two suspects linked to the kidnapping of Theresa Minnie (73), facing kidnapping, human trafficking and extortion charges, abandoned their bail applications and remain in custody.
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Cape Town allocates R5.1 billion in relief for City’s most vulnerable residents
The City of Cape Town has set aside a substantial R5.1 billion in financial relief specifically targeted at the metro’s most vulnerable residents, including indigent customers, pensioners, and social grant […]
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Suspect in taxi boss from Hermanus’ murder in court
The man charged with well-known taxi owner and businesswoman Julia Alam’s murder denied he was involved in the shooting and being in Hermanus at the time of the fatal incident […]
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