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City reports stable water quality near Cape Town sewage outfalls
Water quality around Cape Town’s marine outfalls remains generally stable, with 98.6% of recent seawater samples meeting guidelines.
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Minister Pemmy Majodina apologises for profane Loerie outburst
Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has apologised following her profane outburst during a community engagement in Loerie.
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ANC in Mangaung awaiting court judgement on late member lists
The Electoral Court in Bloemfontein will decide today on the ANC’s challenge on the IEC’s decision to exclude members who missed the 28 August deadline.
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Another robbery carried out by unknown men in Helderberg
Four balaclava-clad men tied up victims during a house robbery in Gordon’s Bay, three months after a spate of similar attacks in the Helderberg.
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President Ramaphosa vows no stone unturned as sixth woman’s body found on East Rand
President Ramaphosa vows no stone unturned in finding killers as sixth woman’s body discovered in Springs. Three victims found since Saturday.
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South Africa’s corruption inquiry grips nation like a soap opera
South Africans are obsessed with the Madlanga Commission, a corruption inquiry that has led to charges, resignations and one assassination.
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Unmute Dance Theatre takes inclusive dance to WOMAD Cape Town 2026
Cape Town’s Unmute Dance Theatre will take inclusive dance to the international stage with a new work at WOMAD Cape Town 2026.
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Capetonians hope to qualify for Homeless World Cup
Thirty local young men are preparing for the Homeless World Cup trials in Mexico City, using soccer to combat unemployment and gang recruitment.
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Sixth woman’s body found on East Rand as serial killer fears grip Kempton Park
Sixth woman’s body discovered in Springs on Tuesday, third victim since Saturday. Police deliver stern warning: “We are coming for you.”
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Public urged to comment on revised electricity pricing by 27 September
The Democratic Alliance (DA) is urging South Africans to comment on the Department of Electricity and Energy’s revised pricing policy before 27 September.
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