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Cansa calls for unity, offers free screenings
CANSA calls on locals to stand “United by Unique” this World Cancer Day (4 February) as the country faces a projected doubling of cancer cases to 220 000 by 2030,…
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UWC community mourns literary icon Dr Diana Ferrus
UWC mourns Dr Diana Ferrus, the celebrated poet whose work on Sarah Baartman demonstrated the transformative power of art for social justice.
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Rape: Police seek suspect who targets women via Facebook
The Free State police are urgently looking for a suspect in connection with a stalker that targets women on social media, rape and conspiracy to commit murder.
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Musk merges xAI into SpaceX in ambitious bid to build space data centres
The deal further entwines Musk’s sprawling business empire and sets the stage for what could be the largest initial public offering in history when SpaceX goes public later this year.
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Teenage pregnancies on the rise in Cape Town as City marks Pregnancy Awareness Week
The City of Cape Town has recorded a concerning 1.2% increase in teenage pregnancies, with 1 230 women under 18 accessing City Health facilities for antenatal care out of 22…
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Pniel learners to mark World Wetlands Day at Assegaaibosch
Grade 7 learners from Pniël Primary School will get a hands-on lesson in conservation when they take part in World Wetlands Day activities at Assegaaibosch Nature Reserve this week. The…
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VIDEO: Petroljoggie wys sy talent met kletsrym
‘n Petroljoggie van Bloemfontein het met sy kletsrymery ‘n tweede plek verower in ‘n bedryfskompetisie. Hy maak graag vir klante ‘n liedjie op die plek op.
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Hawks arrest plant manager for corruption
Hawk’s Serious Corruption Investigation (SCI) based in Welkom have arrested a suspect for R50 000 fraud.
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Security guard sentenced for copper cable robbery conspiracy
Zakaria Sekgoane Tamane (56) pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery with aggravating circumstances in the Sasolburg Regional Court.
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Former Cape Town gangster’s journey from the streets to university
Once a hardened gangster and now a second-year Unisa student studying Information Science, Mervin Matthys recalls the night everything changed.
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