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Plagued City Power defers key projects as financial crisis deepens
City Power defers critical projects as R44-billion backlog and R2-billion deficit threaten electricity and water services across Johannesburg.
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Eastern Cape motorists urged to take care in severe winter weather
The Eastern Cape Department of Transport has urged motorists to drive cautiously as persistent winter weather creates slippery roads and poor visibility.
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Smoking makes comeback in pop culture despite health warnings
Celebrities and social media influencers embrace smoking as fashion statement despite health warnings, sparking concern among anti-tobacco advocacy groups.
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SA to continue engagement with US on tariffs
South Africa will continue talks with the US to reduce or eliminate the 12.5% tariff imposed on SA exports.
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Funeral director faces jail after 31 bodies found in storage
Funeral director Robert Bush faces prison after police discovered 31 bodies and over 100 sets of ashes at Hull premises.
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‘Koalisieregerings die waarskynlike toekoms’ sê partyleier in Kimberley
Met die oog op die komende plaaslike verkiesings op 4 November is koalisieregerings die mees waarskynlike toekoms vir Suid-Afrika, sê die leier van die VF Plus.
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Man arrested for attempted murder of MK Party official and husband in KwaZulu-Natal
Man arrested for shooting at MK Party Ilembe District Secretary and her husband on KZN road, while second suspect found dead at home.
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Hitler’s Austrian birthplace transformed into police station
Austria opens police station in Adolf Hitler’s former house, aiming to deter far-right extremists from visiting the Nazi dictator’s birthplace.
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Pregnant baboon reportedly shot with pellet gun in Imhoff’s Gift euthanised
A pregnant baboon from the Slangkop troop was euthanised after a pellet gun attack in Imhoff’s Gift, sparking an SPCA investigation.
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DA calls for private operators to take over rail freight amid Transnet’s R353-billion economic damage
DA urges private concessions to operate South Africa’s freight rail network after Transnet’s failures cost economy R353-billion in 2023.
