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Transnet loses atmospheric emission licence for bulk terminal in Saldanha
The West Coast District Municipality has rejected Transnet Port Terminals’ application to renew its Atmospheric Emission Licence for iron-ore terminal in Saldanha, citing years of non-compliance.
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Four appear in court on murder charges over fatal KwaDwesi shooting
The arrest of these four suspects is a significant breakthrough in a case that claimed the lives of four people.
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Ma (29) wat versuim om 11-jarige se seksuele misbruik aan te meld, kry borgtog
Ma (29) wat versuim om 11-jarige se seksuele misbruik aan te meld, kry borgtog.
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Gauteng schools unable to issue report cards due to system failure
The Gauteng Department of Education has apologised after technical problems prevented schools from issuing report cards to thousands of learners across the province.
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NMBM water crisis: Water system remains under severe strain despite improved reservoir levels
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality warns of ongoing water supply strain despite improvements, urging residents to conserve water amid intermittent outages.
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Hawks arrest foreign national wanted for child kidnapping and extortion in KuGompo City
A 48-year-old foreign national has been arrested after a months-long manhunt linked to the alleged kidnapping of a nine-year-old child.
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Illegal mining in Welkom and other hotspots in Matjhabeng targeted
Joint operations against illegal mining in the Free State led to multiple arrests, firearm seizures, and recoveries of gold and copper.
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WATCH | Wine farms toast 20 years of conservation in the Cape winelands
Over 60 wine estates have conserved 23,585 hectares of threatened flora in the Cape through WWF South Africa’s Conservation Champion programme.
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Rare seabird sighting at Gamtoos Beach prompts wildlife response
A juvenile Southern Giant Petrel found at Gamtoos Beach by a local patrol team died despite care from SANCCOB, with a post-mortem still to be conducted.
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More drugs, firearms seized as Cape Town’s deadliest neighbourhoods show signs of relief
Cape Town’s Law Enforcement officers has recorded a 41% increase in drug confiscations and removed 148 firearms from the city’s most violent neighbourhoods.
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