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Oud-sokkerspeler sterf in botsing
’n Voormalige Suid-Afrikaanse sokkerspeler is dood nadat sy voertuig in ’n botsing op die Weskuspad betrokke was. Lees meer oor die tragedie en sy loopbaan.
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Western Cape mobilises emergency response and R1 Million aid for Beaufort West water crisis
The Western Cape Government has mobilised a coordinated, multi-agency emergency response to support the Beaufort West Municipality after severe flooding damaged critical water infrastructure, disrupting water services across the town.
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Eskom may lose its absolute power over power with new draft paper
Government has published its electricity sector market transformation position paper for public comment, with comments due by September 20.
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Invasive melaleuca plants in Gqeberha raise conservation concerns
SANBI warns that Melaleuca plants found in Gqeberha could pose an invasive threat, making early detection and eradication crucial.
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R1.5m hydroponic dagga lab busted in De Deur
Gauteng police discovered a hydroponic dagga lab valued at R1.5 million in De Deur, arresting a 22-year-old Malawian national.
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Fatal Marble Hall crash exposes armed robbers as firearms are recovered
Two suspected armed robbers died in a motor vehicle crash in the Marble Hall policing area on Tuesday morning, 8 September, hours after a violent business robbery at a filling…
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Yet again, taps in Johannesburg suburbs run dry and residents are furious
The taps have run dry again in numerous Johannesburg suburbs, leaving residents fuming as they struggle for water.
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Trump makes 9/11 about himself, again
President tells new version of his 9/11 story while skipping New York anniversary to attend Pentagon ceremony instead
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Extra public holiday declared for local elections
President Ramaphosa declares 4 November a public holiday to allow South Africans to vote in local government elections.
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Why controlled burns could save your home from wildfire disaster
Planned fires in natural areas may seem risky but experts say they are vital to protect South African communities from devastating wildfires.
