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Minister requests audit into state-owned properties
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson orders investigation into more than 6 000 state residential properties occupied by government officials across South Africa.
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Closure of dissection hall at Bloemfontein Government Mortuary welcomed
The PSA welcomes the closure of the Bloemfontein Government Mortuary due to bad working conditions for employees.
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Owl Orphange in West Coast closing doors after 8 years
VELDDRIF -After eight years of rescuing and rehabilitating injured and orphaned wildlife, the Owl Orphanage in Velddrif will close its doors. Founder Jacques Nel announced the difficult decision, describing it…
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Surrey Estate family enters third winter without electricity
A Surrey Estate family says they have lived without electricity since a 2024 fire, forcing about 30 residents to rely on open fires through three winters.
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South Africa requires health forms for travellers from Ebola-affected countries
South Africa has introduced mandatory health questionnaires for travellers from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda as an Ebola outbreak continues to claim lives.
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Mosque could acquire Cape Good Hope Centre, Mayor confirms
The future of the Cape Good Hope Centre remains uncertain as the City of Cape Town reviews the auction outcome and considers the next steps.
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Illegal mining syndicates under pressure in Matjhabeng
Authorities in Matjhabeng are intensifying crackdowns on illegal mining, resulting in multiple arrests, equipment seizures, and ongoing operations against criminal syndicates.
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City approves data centre plan at King David Country Club
The City of Cape Town’s north-eastern Municipal Planning Tribunal has approved a plan to build a large-scale data centre at the King David Country Club.
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Court slams TWK Finance Chief for wasting court time as municipality crumbles
Labour Court berates TWK Municipality’s failed head of finance for abusing court processes
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Solar charges: the new ‘piggy bank’ for cash-strapped municipalities
AfriForum questions legality of municipal fees targeting rooftop solar users as cash-strapped councils seek new revenue streams from green energy adopters.
