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Vulnerable residents struggle to access social grant services in Mantsopa
Mantsopa Local Municipality faces social grant access challenges, with delays impacting vulnerable families reliant on SASSA, prompting demands for improved services.
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Alarming rate of teen pregnancies in WC during ’24/’25
The DA is calling for urgent accountability after 296 pregnancies were recorded among girls aged 10 to 14 in the Western Cape in 2024/25.
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Free State police prepare security measures for 30 June ‘march to march’ protest actions
The Free State police are enhancing security for a national march on 30 June, ensuring public safety and stability.
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RFA urges government to be consistent in enforcing labour laws
The Road Freight Association (RFA) has urged government to consistently enforce existing labour and immigration laws rather than relying on the appointment of thousands of new labour inspectors to address…
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Wimbledon grants Wildcard to seven time champ Williams
Seven-time champion Serena Williams receives Wimbledon wildcard for remarkable singles return nearly four years after retirement announcement.
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Police hunt suspected romance scammer linked to fraud
The Free State Provincial Commercial Crimes Investigation Unit is on the hunt for a Ugandan man implicated in romance scams involving two adult women.
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Department says 74 Nelson Mandela Bay land claims remain outstanding
74 land claims in Nelson Mandela Bay remain outstanding, the Department of Land Reform told beneficiaries during a stakeholder meeting in New Brighton.
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From kidney donor to green number: Kuils River’s Cheryl conquers 10th Comrades
From kidney donor to green number holder, Kuils River’s Cheryl Fortuin’s Comrades story is one of courage, faith and enduring love.
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Grassy Park CPF raises alarm over deadly shootings in Nita Street
The Grassy Park CPF warns that Nita street is becoming a crime hotspot after a deadly shooting in Lotus River left four men dead.
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WATCH | Study shows Antarctica’s frozen sea teeming with climate-cooling microbes
A research study shows Antarctic winter sea ice harbours a thriving community of microbes that produce climate-cooling gases.
