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Woodstock toddler removed after CCTV shows mom giving alcohol
The incident occurred just days after the toddler was returned to the mother, following a previous case in January this year.
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Harvesting change: Shoprite’s R1-million food garden competition launches
With collective prizes of R1 million in the form of support tailored to each garden’s needs, this competition aims to recognise community food gardens’ contribution to local nutrition, environmental sustainability…
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SAPS selection process continues nationwide for 5 500 trainee positions
The South African Police Service (SAPS) is continuing its extensive recruitment process to select 5 500 new police trainees, with thousands of young applicants currently undergoing psychometric and integrity assessments…
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(Closed) Enter now to win tickets! Zolani Mahola joins Gregory Porter at Grand West
Zolani Mahola has been announced as the Cape Town supporting act for eight-time nominee and two-time Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist Gregory Porter’s show at GrandWest on Wednesday 12 November.
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Drakenstein businesses buckle under Compensation Fund delays
Several Drakenstein businesses, including Paarl-based construction firms, are struggling to operate due to severe delays at the national Compensation Fund, leaving companies without valid letters of good standing.
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Illegal medicine dealer arrested in Khayelitsha raid
Zimbabwe national arrested for selling illegal medicines in Ilitha Park raid.
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Living in harmony with vervet monkeys: A guide for residents
Vervet monkeys are increasingly common in South African neighbourhoods near natural habitats, creating both fascination and challenges for residents.
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Simple food swaps could save lives as South Africa marks World Stroke Day
As South Africa observes World Stroke Day today, health advocates are highlighting how simple changes to family meals could help prevent thousands of the 75,000 strokes that occur in the…
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Company wins court battle against government over water meter testing license
A Cape Town company has won a major court victory against two government departments that tried to slash its water meter testing license without following the law. Precision Meters, which…
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City distances denies congestion charge
“Sensationalist reports have misrepresented a single idea in our Revised Travel Demand Management Strategy, a document that maps our path to building a city with less congestion and more travel…
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