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Sun, strategy and endurance: Sasol Solar Challenge tests engineering innovation
From 10 to 17 September, a fleet of solar-powered vehicles is tackling more than 2 500km on South African roads.
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Kiwi’s se wedstryd teen Bolandse 15-tal in Worcester só onthou
Dit is drie dekades sedert Worcester se grootste rugby-oomblik – 6 Augustus 1996, toe die draers van die silwervaring op Esselenparkstadion teen ‘n Bolandse vyftiental opgedraf het.
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OPINION | Free State must prepare now for the next El Niño drought cycle
The Free State must proactively prepare for expected drought conditions due to El Niño, focusing on water management and infrastructure readiness.
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Slagoffer van beweerde verkragting in hospitaal ‘benadeel’ deur sterk medikasie
Die slagoffer van ‘n beweerde verkragtingsvoorval in ‘n hospitaal het glo teen medici se advies op bykomende medikasie aangedring.
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WATCH: NovaNews Newscast — Today’s top stories, 9 September 2026
Record fuel price increases could hit South Africa in October and MP Ian Cameron lays charges over the alleged neglect of police dog Sky.
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Nature’s 2.76-million-hectare win
South Africa’s biodiversity stewardship program, vital for conservation, has protected 2.76 million hectares while benefiting communities and the economy.
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Low-frequency hum returns to Table View as City begins investigation
Mystery hum returns across Table View and Blouberg as City investigates whether overnight sewer pump station maintenance is causing the noise.
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Matjhabeng financial system collapses – residents left unable to pay
Matjhabeng Municipality’s financial system collapse hinders residents’ payments and revenue collection, prompting urgent calls for resolution from officials.
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SAPS addresses claims of racial bias in police recruitment process
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has urged young people from all population groups to consider a career in policing following concerns raised on social media about the racial composition…
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Minister Kubayi highlights key successes of five-point migration management plan
Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi revealed that a massive state migration crackdown led to 354 arrests and over 350 000 business inspections across SA.
