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Sinkholes collapse 80% of section of R500 road near Carletonville
Sinkholes collapse a section of the R500 road near Carletonville, affecting local traffic. Stay safe and informed about the situation.
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‘No school may withhold reports due to fee arrears’ – parents urged to report violations
Find out what the law says: no school may withhold academic reports due to fee arrears, upholding the rights of every learner.
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Mother’s traumatic smash-and-grab fuels N2 wall debate
A mother’s traumatic experience during a smash-and-grab attack on the N2 highway has reinforced calls for the City of Cape Town’s proposed R180m security wall.
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Christmas cooking made easy: Jamie Oliver’s secret to a stress-free festive season
Jamie Oliver’s festive feast tips will help simplify your holiday cooking this Christmas – so you can enjoy the day, not just cater it.
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Cape Town records 805 streetlight theft and vandalism incidents in just three months
Cape Town streetlight vandalism has surged, with 805 incidents reported in just one quarter causing significant repair costs.
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Traffic fine SMS scams on the rise as fraudsters target motorists
Beware of the Fines SA scam targeting South African drivers through fake SMS traffic fine messages designed to steal your money.
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Shooting spree kills four in Walmer, suspects flee after police shootout
The SAPS Provincial Serious and Violent crimes Unit are investigating four counts of murder after four people were shot and killed in Walmer yesterday.
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Couple shot during home invasion, manhunt for three suspects
The Phutaditjhaba police have launched a manhunt for three armed men who shot and injured a couple during an early morning home invasion.
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Western Cape extortion crisis: Only one conviction despite 331 arrests
The Western Cape is grappling with a surge in extortion-related crimes, with only one conviction secured from 331 arrests since April 2024.
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Cape Town claims top spot as South Africans plan festive getaways
More than half of South Africans are travelling this December, with Cape Town leading domestic tourism despite financial pressure nationwide.










