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City sounds the alarm over critically low dam levels
City of Cape Town warns that dam levels are still falling despite rain, urging residents to save water as the situation deteriorates further.
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Florida executes man who spent nearly 50 years on death row
A man who spent nearly 50 years on death row was executed on Thursday for the murder of a 13-year-old girl.
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SA fuel levy relief extended to June: What you’ll pay
National Treasury extends fuel levy relief to June 2026, suspending the diesel levy entirely as Middle East tensions drive up oil prices.
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Government pays tribute to workers as opposition highlights unemployment crisis
South Africa’s Workers’ Day recognized workforce contributions amid high unemployment, prompting contrasting views on job creation and governance effectiveness.
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Eskom pays out R5.4 billion in bonuses despite reliance on state bailout
State power utility Eskom has paid R5.4 billion in performance incentives to its employees during the 2025 financial year.
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South Africa’s AI policy cited fake research, created by AI: What lessons need to be learned
South Africa’s first attempt to establish a binding artificial intelligence (AI) policy framework came to an abrupt halt just 16 days after it was officially gazetted.
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DA rejects Matjhabeng tariff increases far exceeding national guidelines
The DA has rejected the Matjhabeng Municipality’s proposed tariff increases for 2026-’27, which significantly exceed national guidelines. The ANC’s suggested 23% electricity and 25% water hikes come amidst high unemployment and poverty in the area. The DA argues these increases…










