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Cape Town faces R4.2bn shortfall if new fixed tariffs are overturned
Cape Town faces a court fight over new fixed tariffs, with the mayor warning a R4.2bn shortfall could cripple basic services.
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Justice awaited with bated breath for slain woman magistrate
Slain magistrate Mamello Thamae case dragging as the wheels of justice grind slowly.
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South Africa slams US human rights report as “deeply flawed” amid trade tensions
South Africa has strongly rejected the United States’ latest human rights assessment, calling it “deeply flawed” and inaccurate just days after the Trump administration imposed punitive 30% tariffs on key […]
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Home Affairs partners with major banks to revolutionise ID and passport applications
The Department of Home Affairs is set to launch a groundbreaking digital transformation initiative that will allow South Africans to apply for Smart IDs and passports through the banking applications […]
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Skoot van die hart: Romanse bloei op skietbaan op Vrouedag
Die liefde het op Saterdag se Vroudag-pretskietgeleentheid geblom toe een van die baanbeamptes sy meisie verras het met ‘n verloofring.
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R1 billion lost to Cape Town port inefficiencies — calls for urgent privatisation to protect exports
South Africa’s apple- and pear-export industry is sounding the alarm over mounting losses caused by inefficiencies at the port of Cape Town, estimating that delays and logistical bottlenecks had cost […]
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South Africa to present fresh trade deal to United States in bid to avoid 30% Trump-tariff
South Africa will present a “generous” new trade agreement to the United States in an effort to circumvent 30% tariffs, government ministers announced on Tuesday. Washington imposed the substantial levy […]
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British scientist’s remains discovered on Antarctic glacier after 66 years
The remains of a British meteorologist who perished during an Antarctic expedition in 1959 have been recovered from a glacier six decades after his tragic death, the British Antarctic Survey […]
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Cape Town gives wildflowers breathing space to bloom
Cape Town’s Recreation and Parks Department has launched its annual Spring Readiness Programme, temporarily halting mowing operations across selected parks and public spaces to give indigenous wildflowers and fynbos the […]
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FAK eer sewe Afrikaanse kultuurpioniers met Prestigetoekennings
Die Federasie van Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniginge (FAK) het Maandag sewe uitstaande taal- en kultuurpioniers tydens ‘n Prestige-oggendtee in die FAK-Liedjietuin by die Voortrekkermonument vereer. Die spesiale geleentheid vorm deel van die […]
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