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Trump mourns ‘loss for millions’ as Dolly Parton dies at 80
President Trump has ordered flags lowered following the death of country music icon Dolly Parton (80), calling her an American treasure.
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Stellenbosch councillor Mynard Slabbert makes clean break from the DA
Stellenbosch’s former deputy executive mayor and local councilor, Mynard Slabbert, has cut all ties with the Democratic Alliance (DA).
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WATCH | Tornado leaves French village in ruins as mayor describes ‘wartime situation’
Rare tornado devastates southern French village of Pomas, injuring 39 people and damaging 300 homes as residents describe shock and devastation.
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SIU praised for recovering R2 billion for state coffers
Special Investigation Unit recovers R2 billion owed to state following investigations stemming from presidential proclamations, Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi reveals.
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Three abalone busts in six weeks expose scale of coastal poaching
Three major abalone busts in the Western Cape highlight the scale of poaching and the urgent need for coordinated enforcement.
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Opinion | September spring: A better time than January to start over
September and spring offer a better time than January to take stock, reposition yourself and reinvent your career this year.
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Eastern Cape town name changes spark public participation concerns
Proposed Eastern Cape town name changes have raised concerns over whether affected communities were given a meaningful opportunity to participate.
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Cape Town’s aquifer recharge project offers solution to city’s water security challenge
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson has called the Cape Flats Aquifer Recharge Project ground-breaking and worthy of national replication.
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Former AgriSeta executive fined R30 000 for role in R1.9 million funding fraud
A former senior executive of AgriSeta pleaded guilty to Public Finance Management Act violation.










