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Big cats moved cross-country after fire devastates their home in Western Cape
“Change is never easy for big cats, especially following such a significant shift in a short space of time. Adaptation takes time.”
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Upsurge in gastro-related symptoms among children during heat
Western Cape health facilities see increased children with gastro symptoms during hot weather as Red Cross Hospital reports surge in cases.
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Police bust dagga cultivation operation in Sunnydale
Police arrested a drug dealer in Sunnydale and a teen with illegal firearm in Vrygrond during separate Western Cape operations.
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Western Cape ramps up enforcement to protect learners on the road
Western Cape intensifies scholar transport enforcement after Vanderbijlpark crash, stopping 1 600 vehicles, issuing R580 000 fines and arresting drunk drivers.
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MEC on Western Cape matric success: ‘We must commit to excellence’
“No matter what the challenges, improvement is possible, and excellence is possible,” said MEC for Education, David Maynier.
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Fugitive murder suspect extradited from Lesotho, appears in court
A fugitive murder suspect appears in a South African court for his lover’s murder.
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SA says no to documentary on US First Lady ahead of release
South Africa’s cinema operators canceled the documentary “Melania” one day before its release, citing “the current climate” as the reason.
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Winley Martin’s leap of faith through cancer journey
Cancer survivor Winley Martin speaks about his journey from diagnosis to treatment, and how it affected and changed the Kariega local’s life views.
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Tech platforms introduce new filters to combat AI slop surge
Major tech platforms introduce new filters to help users avoid AI slop – low-quality synthetic content flooding social media and video platforms.
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Love Dahlias Festival: Experience a blooming adventure in Douglas
The inaugural Love Dahlias Festival in Douglas features workshops, flower walks, and culinary events from 18 to 21 March.
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