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Hormone-disrupting chemicals found in menstrual products, study reveals
Research reveals that some South African menstrual products contain harmful hormone-disrupting chemicals, raising serious health concerns and highlighting regulatory gaps.
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Business leaders of Durbanville visit Stadio University’s new campus
Since 2018 the private higher education sector has grown the most — from 10% to 22% of the market, said Prof Stan du Plessis, CEO of Stadio University.
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Could South Africans get an extra public holiday in 2026?
South Africans could get an extra day off if the President declares municipal election day a public holiday.
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Grassy Park Community Policing Forum welcomes army deployment on Cape Flats
Grassy Park CPF welcomes army deployment to Cape Flats but questions public announcement and calls for lasting anti-gang strategies.
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R250 Million project abandoned leaving critical route in limbo
Despite R250 million allocated for construction, the Magrieta Prinsloo Bridge upgrade remains unfinished, raising safety concerns for motorists.
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Cape Town Opera brings free concerts to three communities this week
Vocal Ensemble looks forward to engaging new audiences with diverse repertoire of opera, classical, musical theatre, African traditional, and gospel..
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Artist creates ‘Latin American Mona Lisa’ with plastic bottle caps
Completed in three weeks, the composition is made of more than 100 000 recycled bottle caps, after they were gathered by local residents over several months.
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Foreign national in court regarding attempted murder involving a stolen SAPS firearm
A 32-year-old foreign male national arrested for attempted murder involving an unlicensed firearm is due to appear in the Ficksburg Magistrate’s Court.
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‘Solar sheep’ help rural Australia go green, one panel at a time
Explore how ‘solar sheep’ help rural Australia go green, benefiting farmers and the environment simultaneously.
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Paw patrol: Larry the cat marks 15 years of ‘service’ at 10 Downing Street
Discover how Larry the cat has charmed politicians during his 15 years of service at 10 Downing Street as chief mouser.
