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Academics question Netflix’s decade-long impact on South African media landscape
Researchers at the University of the Western Cape are examining Netflix’s impact in South Africa during a symposium, discussing whether it promotes local storytelling or creates digital colonialism. They highlight…
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Bellville artist wins international printmaking prize in Belgium
A Bellville artist has captured global attention after winning the Public Prize at the prestigious René Carcan International Prize for Printmaking in Belgium, marking a significant achievement for South African…
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Kleine Zalze backs new tourism guide training project for Stellenbosch
A public-private partnership, the DEDAT Stellenbosch Tourist Guide Training Project, aims to address a shortage of professional tourist guides in Stellenbosch while creating employment opportunities in one of the town’s…
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Cape Town issues urgent water alert after treatment plants shut down
The City experienced an interruption in the raw water supply from the Theewaterskloof Dam to both the Blackheath and Faure Water Treatment plants.
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‘Glad nie so maklik nie’, sê fyn vragmotorbestuurder
Die eerste keer wat ek my voet in ‘n vragmotor gesit het, was soos “love at first sight”. Ek kan nie die gevoel beskryf nie, maar ek het geweet dit…
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R719 Road crisis threatens agricultural operations
The R719 road between Bothaville and Wesselsbron is in critical condition, endangering local farmers and agricultural transport due to potholes and poor drainage. Urgent intervention is needed from authorities to…
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Hof beveel dat metro ontwikkeling by Lourierpark staak
Die Mangaung-metro is deur die hof beveel om die installasie van dienste en skraap van paaie tussen Lourierpark en Bloemdal te staak.
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Western Cape education department places over 26 000 learners in four weeks
The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has placed 26 312 Grade R, 1 and 8 learners across the province since the beginning of January.
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Two illegal miners killed in Carletonville shootout
Two illegal miners were shot and killed during a police operation in Carletonville on Sunday morning, following a gunfight that lasted approximately two hours.
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Nurses face eviction from Eastern Cape hospital accommodation
The PSA has condemned the eviction of nurses from Livingstone Hospital Nurses’ Home in Gqeberha.
