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Broken windows, broken heritage: Memorial office vandalised while buck is passed
The custodian’s office opposite the Honoured Dead Memorial has been hijacked by vagrants, resulting in vandalism and residential use by untidy trespassers. This despite the fact that it is in…
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Government launches campaign to cut red tape that strangles small businesses
The Red Tape Reduction campaign was launched to cut the red tape that is strangling small businesses.
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New R500 fee for South Africa’s digital visa system: what travellers need to know
Home Affairs proposes R500 fee for Electronic Travel Authorisation system, significantly reducing costs for visa applicants while making the digital platform financially sustainable.
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AfriForum Overstrand opens criminal case over missing R250 000
The controversial 2025 Milkwood Cultural Festival is back in the news.
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Munisipale staking laat Masilonyana-inwoners sonder dienste
Inwoners van die Masilonyana-plaaslike munisipaliteit in die Vrystaat is meer as ‘n maand lank sonder munisipale dienste weens ‘n staking van werkers wat nog nie hul salarisse ontvang het nie.
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Grant beneficiaries under review to receive August payments a day late
Beneficiaries whose grants are under review will receive August payments on 7 August, one day after the normal payment cycle ends.
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From surf instructor to businessman: Overberg courts gear up for a string of GBV cases
Women’s Month begins with a cruel irony as the Overberg prepares for multiple unrelated GBV cases to return to court.
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Minister puts Bellville transport hub safety under the spotlight
Western Cape Mobility Minister Isaac Sileku says improving safety at the Bellville Public Transport Interchange remains a priority.
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Court challenge launched over failed child protection register
Foundation challenges government departments over failures to maintain and use child protection register meant to keep predators away from children.
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Full green and gold circle for proud Snyman family
Keira Snyman’s move from Colorado to wear the green and gold her father once proudly donned came full circle in Stellenbosch on Friday.
