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Scholar transport disrupted as operators halt services over unpaid fees
The EFF in the Eastern Cape says unpaid fees have led operators to withdraw scholar transport services, threatening learners’ access to education.
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Christina talks of her stormy life after James Small’s death
Christina Storm discussed her depression and the impact of James Small’s death on her life and daughter during a recent interview.
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Vereeniging airport loses licence over alleged tender irregularities
ereeniging Airport in Gauteng has lost its licence following alleged tender irregularities of between R100 000 and R180 000.
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EC Health Department records significant drop in child, teenage births
Births among girls aged 10–19 are declining across the Eastern Cape, signalling that years of targeted health interventions are working.
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Cape Town airport handles record one million passengers in March
Cape Town International Airport processed more than one million two-way passengers during March 2026.
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‘Hammer-wielding’ rapist sentenced to life imprisonment
A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment after striking a woman on the head with a hammer, and raping her.
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MADE IN THE BAY: Showcasing Nelson Mandela Bay’s global competitiveness
Nelson Mandela Bay’s ‘Made in the Bay’ initiative showcases local products & innovations to build region-of-origin identity & unlock markets.
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Bloemfonteiner deel sy verhaal op kykNET-program Kwêla
Ná die publikasie van sy boek, het Bloemfonteiner Juan Maree die naweek in die TV-program Kwela verskyn om daaroor te gesels.
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SAPS probe hit-and-run incident in Gqeberha
A pedestrian was struck by a white bakkie on Commercial Road, Gqeberha, in a hit-and-run incident on Sunday, 26 April.
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Bellville advocate reaches Mr Gay World SA 2026 top 10
Jacques Gous from Bellville secures top 10 finalist spot for Mr Gay World SA 2026, using platform to break stigma around mental health and addiction.
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