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Cape Town’s booming economy: Job growth and innovation driving the future
Cape Town’s economy grows with 86,000 jobs, thriving tourism, innovative start-ups, and R39.7 billion infrastructure plans boosting opportunities.
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Access to water is a full-blown crisis in Johannesburg
The fragility of Joburg’s water infrastructure was perfectly illustrated over the course of one weekend in September when multiple water pipe bursts left large parts of the city without water. […]
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Search continues for Curtis Samson (17) swept away by currents
GQEBERHA – The search for 17-year-old Curtis Samson from Bloemendal will continue after he was swept away by strong currents today, 10 October, while attempting to rescue a friend who […]
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Free State’s finest shine bright at glamorous Sport Star awards
Celebrate the achievements of sport stars in Bloemfontein at the glamorous Free State Sport Star awards event.
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Drakenstein-munisipaliteit verwerp VF Plus se mosie om Bainskloofpas te beskerm
Die VF Plus het die Drakenstein-munisipaliteit se besluit om ‘n mosie oor vragmotors op die Bainskloofpas te verwerp, gekritiseer, terwyl konflikte oor jurisdiksie en verantwoordelikhede voortduur.
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Galleries visually showcase the reality of palliative care in South Africa
Photographic project aims educate the public about comprehensive palliative care services and to advocate for wider equitable access of palliative care.
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11-year-old boy dies after gunshot injuries in Springs house robbery
Christenette Barnard, the foster mother of 11-year-old Waldo Verwey, who died after a house robbery in Casseldale, Springs, shared an emotional tribute on social media.
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WATCH | Phokwane Municipality defends water treatment plant amid R37m upgrade plans
With a upgrade project grant of R37m, the Phokwane Municipality aims to enhance water treatment for Hartswater, addressing infrastructure issues, safety, and water quality concerns.
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Protecting our protectors: The hidden mental health crisis among South Africa’s law enforcement
While South Africa joins the world in observing World Mental Health Day 2025, a critical conversation is emerging about the psychological wellbeing of those who dedicate their lives to protecting […]
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Sanef critises police commissioner’s “attack” on freedom of the press
The South African National Editors’ Forum condemned Lieutenant-General Mkhwanazi’s comments attacking press freedom, calling for journalist imprisonment. They warned such actions threaten democracy and obstruct public-interest journalism.
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