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Coega Steels boosts energy security with new transformer
Coega Steels has switched on its first new transformer to improve energy security, with a second unit expected to be operational in 2027.
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Confusion surrounds Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week
Conflicting reports emerge about Jacob Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week, with family contradicting MK Party’s routine check-up claim.
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Back on the beat: Bay’s dormant spy van roars back to life
Nelson Mandela Bay’s mobile surveillance vehicle is back in service after nearly five years, strengthening technology-driven safety operations across the metro.
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DA wants Lobishe held liable for R25m transformer lease
The DA has launched a Gqeberha High Court application alleging Mayor Babalwa Lobishe is liable for unlawful expenditure over a transformer lease.
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Umalusi ready for final exams, pledges tight monitoring of irregularities
South Africa’s education quality watchdog has warned teachers and principals not to prevent learners from writing their final examinations as more than one million candidates prepare to sit for their […]
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El Niño to peak in December, could be strongest since 1950
El Niño will intensify before peaking in December and could become one of the strongest events recorded since 1950, UN warns.
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SASSA deploys 1 000 contract workers to tackle long queues at offices
The South African Social Security Agency is deploying around 1 000 contract workers across the country to address severe staffing shortages that have left beneficiaries waiting more than two and a half hours at service points.
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New facility gives Bethelsdorp Comprehensive School a fresh start
Bethelsdorp Comprehensive School learners have moved into a new facility after years of vandalism, broken windows and inadequate classrooms.
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Fuel hikes: How motorists can save at the pump
Find ways to ease the impact of fuel prices high on your finances. Learn effective strategies for smarter driving and car maintenance.
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Communities urge Nersa to reject Eskom tariff hikes at public hearings
Community groups are calling on Nersa to reject Eskom’s proposed electricity price increases of 8.83% and expand free basic electricity for poor households.
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