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Hundreds of Cape Town residents favor preserving the natural charm of Miller’s Point
A total of 490 participants completed the survey, with 25% indicating they visit Miller’s Point every week and nearly half (45%) at least once a month.
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Parliament demands stricter sand mining compliance in Eastern Cape
Parliament’s committee warns Eastern Cape department over illegal sand mining, demanding strict compliance after 17-year licensing delays.
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Tourism drives record growth with 10.48 million visitors
South Africa achieves record tourism with 10.48 million arrivals in 2025, a 17.6% increase. Named Best Destination Africa, driving growth and jobs.
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Information blackout criticised as Matjhabeng water outages escalate
Matjhabeng is facing severe water outages, exacerbated by the lack of communication from Vaal Central Water to the Council. Councillor René Steyn criticizes the removal of elected officials from information…
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Procurement needs refocus
South Africa’s procurement mindset must urgently evolve from transactional buying to strategic, long-term procurement if we are to achieve meaningful reindustrialisation. Our reliance on transactional procurement is undermining long-term industrial…
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Controversy surrounds change in NMB animal pound operator
The controversy surrounding the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s animal pound intensified last week following confirmation of a new service provider.
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Sanccob calls for ongoing support as Bird Flu endangers African Penguins
A penguin care event highlighted conservation efforts against Bird Flu threatening African Penguins and called on the public for support.
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Affies-oudhoofseun ry 2 800 km vir kinderkankerbewusmaking
Andru van Zyl, ‘n 18-jarige, het 2 800 km fietsgery om R650 000 in te samel vir Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa.
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Free State water crisis deepens as multiple municipalities face critical lack
Residents in the Free State continue to face severe water crises, with municipalities like Winburg and Tokologo braving prolonged outages and failures.
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Chery SA secures deal to purchase Nissan’s Rosslyn facility
Chinese automaker Chery SA to acquire Nissan’s historic Rosslyn manufacturing plant, preserving jobs for majority of workers at 60-year-old facility.
