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City of Cape Town lodges dispute over Aarto roll-out
The City of Cape Town has declared an intergovernmental dispute over Aarto, demanding suspension of the rollout until legal and operational barriers are resolved.
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‘Begroting wys op munisipaliteit se morele kompas’ – SBM-raadslid oor begroting
Saldanhabaai Munisipaliteit se R7,7 miljard-begroting is goedgekeur ondanks kritiek oor tariewe, behuising, infrastruktuur en ondersteuning vir arm huishoudings.
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SOE onthul ‘Sindikaat X’: Bates van miljoene rande bevries in Tembisa-hospitaal korrupsie-ondersoek
Die Spesiale Ondersoekeenheid (SOE) het die identiteit van die geheimsinnige Sindikaat X onthul, wat een van die partye was wat glo onregmatig geld uit tenders by die Tembisa-hospitaal in Gauteng…
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Sergeant dies in vehicle accident on R31 road whilst transporting prisoners
In a vehicle accident this morning on the notorious R31 road, a sergeant was killed and a constable was injured. They were transporting 13 prisoners when the accident occured.
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Man shot in his car multiple times in Lentegeur in broad daylight
Police in Lentegeur are hunting unknown gunmen who shot a man multiple times in his car on 25 May 2026. Call Det Thompson with information.
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EU finds Meta failing to keep under-13s off Facebook and Instagram
The European Union has found Meta is failing to prevent children under 13 from using Facebook and Instagram.
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Scottish artist gifts Springbok coach with portrait of his dog
Springbok head coach Rassie Erasmus was recently presented with a portrait of his dog by a talented Durbanville artist.
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Val de Vie Estate gains international acclaim in Global Wellness rankings
Val de Vie Estate, Africa’s only top 15 wellness estate, emphasizes holistic well-being and drives economic growth in South Africa.
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Lingelethu-West shooting leaves three dead and three injured
Provincial police detectives are investigating a case of triple murder and three attempted murders following a shooting incident in Lingelethu West on Wednesday 27 May.
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France inches towards symbolic repealing of slavery legislation
The French parliament is one step closer to repealing outdated legislation that defines people enslaved in its colonies as “moveable goods”.
