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Two Bethlehem property fraudsters sentenced in R27m fraud case
Court has handed two property fraudsters lengthy prison terms in a case involving an estimated R27 million funneled through Blue Key Properties Brokers.
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South Africa’s literacy crisis deepens as 81% of Grade 4 pupils unable to read for meaning
New data shows 914 000 Grade 4 children cannot read in any official language, costing the economy $5.13 billion annually in lost productivity.
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Kouga has yet to achieve sustained wastewater compliance
The SAHRC found Kouga Municipality failed to achieve compliant wastewater treatment, citing sewage pollution risks and ordering remedial action.
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UN ‘alarmed’ by surge in Iran executions since March
UN rights chief Volker Turk expresses alarm over 56 executions in Iran since March, with over 100 more facing death penalty.
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WHO confirms pharmaceutical industry is moving towards natural medicine
A WHO report backs natural medicine’s growing role. UWC research shows the South African plant Plectranthus ecklonii may help manage diabetes.
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WATCH | Table Mountain Cableway on track to reopen after maintenance
The Table Mountain Cableway is nearing the end of its annual maintenance shutdown and remains on track to reopen on Monday 10 August.
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Onwettige drank ter waarde van R420000 in Saldanha gekonfiskeer
Onwettige drank ter waarde van sowat R420 000 is Maandag 3 Augustus tydens ’n intelligensiegedrewe operasie in die Saldanha-omgewing gekonfiskeer.
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Free State police investigate R290 000 investment fraud
A woman lost R290,000 to fraud after investing at her partner’s urging; police now seek two suspects for questioning.
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Whale season begins with tragedy in the Overberg near Dyer Island waters
The two lifeless whales drifting in the same waters have left researchers asking a devastating question: could a newborn calf have lost its mother ?
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Court overturns unlawful suspension of PIC chief executive
Court declares PIC chief executive’s suspension unlawful after board failed to follow proper procedures, vindicating minister’s intervention in governance crisis.
