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Canadians embrace choice in final days as assisted dying numbers rise
In 2023, one in 20 Canadians chose assisted dying, amidst ongoing debates about its expansion to mental illness sufferers.
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Quick out of the blocks: Diemersdal releases South Africa’s first Sauvignon Blanc 2026
Just over a month after beginning its 2026 harvest, Diemersdal has bottled and released its first Sauvignon Blanc, the estate’s signature grape variety.
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New R26 million rescue vessel marks milestone for NSRI Mykonos station
The National Sea Rescue Institute launched the Rescue 4 vessel, enhancing capabilities and safety, while a new Mykonos base supports modern rescue operations.
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Neighbourhood Watch fights back against illegal dumping
Mounting frustration over illegal dumping across several suburbs in Nelson Mandela Bay has prompted renewed calls for urgent intervention.
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WAT DIE HART VAN VOL IS | N2-muur het soveel meer voordele as net misdaadbekamping
Die beplande N2-muur in Kaapstad bied meer voordele as net misdaadbekamping. Kyk maar net na Europa waar hoë mure langs snelweë is ‘n algemene verskynsel is.
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Western Cape High Court dismisses bid to halt Cape Town property auction
The High Court dismissed an urgent application to stop the planned auction of 50 City of Cape Town properties, including the Good Hope Centre.
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Deputy Minister Nonceba Mhlauli encourages youth to empower themselves
Deputy Minister Nonceba Mhlauli urged young people to utilize SETAs for skill empowerment and employment opportunities during a community outreach event in Mfuleni.
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The 2026 confidence budget: Codifying South Africa’s shift from recovery to resilience
South Africa’s 2026 Budget, led by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, marks a shift from recovery to resilience.
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Panic sets in as meningitis case is found at Durbanville school
Parents of Durbanville panicked last week after rumours of an outbreak of meningococcal meningitis in Durbanville spread.
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Gqeberha to host Springboks for second consecutive year at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium
After speculation over the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium potentially playing host to the reigning Rugby World Cup winners, SA Rugby confirmed that the Springboks will.
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