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Malgas pont remains closed after flooding, reopening targeted for 8 June
The Malgas Pont on the Breede River in the Western Cape remains closed to all traffic as crews continue to clear mud and debris left behind by recent severe flooding…
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Police race guidance under review after student handcuffed whilst dying from stab wounds
British police chiefs have announced a review of controversial anti-racism guidance following widespread anger over the treatment of a fatally stabbed student.
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Most Mossel Bay displaced residents relocated after unrest
Most displaced KwaNonqaba residents have been relocated by bus, while fewer than 100 remain in municipal facilities as recovery efforts continue.
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ANC recalls Madibeng mayor with immediate effect
The African National Congress (ANC) has removed Douglas Seleke Maimane from his roles as executive mayor and councillor in Madibeng Local Municipality. This decision, backed by the ANC’s North West…
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SA scientist receives R14 million grant to tackle West Nile virus
Scientists are warning that mosquito-borne diseases may spread into new regions, become more frequent, and intensify in areas already under pressure.
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Norwegian Football Federation asks FIFA to investigate Trump peace prize
The Norwegian Football Federation has requested FIFA investigate awarding Trump a peace prize, raising concerns about neutrality and ethics.
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David Beckham to receive Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Football legend David Beckham (51) will be honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 12 June.
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‘Sakelui moet ook druk plaas vir dienste om gelewer te word, ‘ sê Agri Wes-Kaap
Jannie Strydom, hoof- uitvoerende beampte van Agri Wes-Kaap, het sakelui by ‘n vergadering van die Durbanville-Sakekamer toegespreek.
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Paddlers in limbo over future of Three Anchor Bay boat sheds
Paddlers and kayakers await a month-end decision on the Three Anchor Bay boat sheds as lease uncertainty continues after the tenant’s death.
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The comeback of paper: How Japan’s zine culture is thriving in the AI age
Print persists as young Japanese artists embrace handmade magazines despite the digital era, believing that print is a medium that engages all five senses.
