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World’s best countries: Switzerland leads as South Africa trails at number 81
Switzerland claimed the top position as the world’s best country, with South Africa significantly further down the list at position 81 out of 100 countries evaluated.
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Two bodies recovered from Gqeberha beachfront in tragic day of drownings
The Gqeberha coastline became the scene of tragedy on 25 May, as SAPS responded to two drowning incidents that claimed the lives of two young men.
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Israel kills new Hamas military commander in Gaza
Israel announced on Wednesday it had killed Mohammed Odeh, the newly appointed head of Hamas’s armed wing in Gaza.
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Ethics complaint lodged against deputy agriculture minister over unreported bribe allegation
The Democratic Alliance has lodged an ethics complaint against Deputy Minister of Agriculture Rosemary Capa after she admitted in Parliament that she was offered a bribe.
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Somerset West innovator clinches top SA entrepreneurship award
Somerset West entrepreneur Carl van Blerk won the 2026 IMM Entrepreneur of the Year Award for his food-security brands Food Sock Meals and Heartfelt Foods.
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Trail users urged to use caution after flooding damages Baakens Valley
More than 20 kilometres of the Baakens Valley trails were affected, with large sections washed away, eroded or left unsafe for public use.
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Murder probe after decapitated woman found behind KwaNojoli hospital
KwaNojoli police have launched a murder investigation after the decapitated body of an unidentified woman was found in a field near Andries Vosloo Hospital.
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Household access to basic services improves over 23 years, Stats SA survey shows
South African households have seen improved access to electricity, sanitation and internet services over the past two decades.
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THINKING OUT LOUD | Confessions of a childhood fart gun
One mother’s well-meaning eczema remedy turned her child into a walking toxic fart machine — a funny, honest column about flowers of sulphur.
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Video games turn to classic films to woo middle-aged millennials
The video game industry is tapping into nostalgia, targeting millennial gamers who grew up watching 80s and 90s blockbusters.
