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Over 30 000 South African teachers resigned between 2020 and 2024, worsening staff shortages and increasing workloads in public schools.
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Cape Town airport fuel supply exposed by regulatory gaps
Industry leaders say the situation highlights vulnerabilities in the country’s aviation fuel system — and emphasise that swift administrative action is needed to prevent future instability.
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Independent Film Festival at Labia
The South African Independent Film Festival (SAIFF), a celebration of genre-driven and independent cinema, returns to the Labia Theatre in Cape Town from Friday 5 to Sunday 7 December for…
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Hout Bay family Health day clinic provides vital care to hundreds of residents
The Hout Bay Family Health Day Clinic provided free medical care to more than 420 residents, supported by 300 volunteers and local organisations.
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Father and son rocking the coast this summer
The duo comprises Fergie Ferguson, the voice behind the smash 80s hit “Man on the Moon” with legendary band Ballyhoo, and his son Michael Ferguson, a multi-talented guitarist and vocalist.
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Cape Town wildfire risk rises in Southern Suburbs
Firefighters prepare for heightened Cape Town wildfire risk in Southern Suburbs as summer approaches; residents urged to clear vegetation and follow safety guidance
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Black holes explained through music: ‘Hidden Giants’ makes science sing
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ShotSpotter areas drive firearm confiscations
“The data underpins the value of the gunshot detection technology which enables more frequent, rapid, and precise responses.”
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Medium-Term Budget 2025: Godongwana announces debt stabilisation, 3% inflation target
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana unveils the 2025 Medium-Term Budget, announcing debt stabilisation, a new 3% inflation target, and R1 trillion infrastructure investment
