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Eastern Cape schools close amid Level 8 weather warning
Eastern Cape schools in high-risk areas have closed for two days as a Level 8 weather warning threatens flooding and dangerous road conditions.
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Johannesburg and Eskom to work on plan for the City’s massive debt
While there is still no clarity on exactly how Johannesburg is going to pay its massive R5.2 billion debt to Eskom, the City council last week approved a R3.8 billion German loan which will be used to fund infrastructure.
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Norwegian Football Federation asks FIFA to investigate Trump peace prize
The Norwegian Football Federation has requested FIFA investigate awarding Trump a peace prize, raising concerns about neutrality and ethics.
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David Beckham to receive Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Football legend David Beckham (51) will be honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 12 June.
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SA gets until November 2027 to file reply in ICJ genocide case against Israel
The ICJ has set deadlines for South Africa and Israel in a genocide case regarding military operations in Gaza, attracting international attention.
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Water woes persist in Kariega despite restoration assurances
Residents of Kariega still face water shortages despite the municipality’s efforts, with ongoing low pressure and outages affecting many areas.
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Teen handed 25 years for rape and murder of elderly Little Karoo farm owner
A teenager has been sentenced to 25 years’ imprisonment for the rape and murder of an elderly woman on her Klein Karoo farm.
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Government reports economic recovery and Madlanga Commission progress in Presidency budget speech
South Africa’s economy is showing signs of recovery with improved credit ratings and record tourism numbers, President Cyril Ramaphosa told Parliament during the Presidency budget vote speech.
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‘Sakelui moet ook druk plaas vir dienste om gelewer te word, ‘ sê Agri Wes-Kaap
Jannie Strydom, hoof- uitvoerende beampte van Agri Wes-Kaap, het sakelui by ‘n vergadering van die Durbanville-Sakekamer toegespreek.
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Operation Prosper soldier to take SANDF, minister to court over conditions at Fort Ikapa
A SANDF member is suing for improved living conditions at Fort Ikapa due to inadequate facilities and health concerns impacting soldiers.
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