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South Africa becomes world’s largest citrus exporter, overtaking Spain
South Africa has overtaken Spain to become the world’s largest citrus exporter, marking a significant shift in global agricultural trade.
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Water tank delivery in South Africa has stopped pipes getting fixed and opened the door to corruption – research
South Africa’s reliance on water tankers highlights municipal failures, causing inequality, environmental issues, and a need for long-term solutions.
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Bloubergstrand pensioner rescues swimmer for second time
Bloubergstrand pensioner Peter Rietveld turned a coffee stop into a rescue, saving the same swimmer caught in strong currents for a second time.
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DA outraged over weekend mass shootings, demands expanded policing powers
The Democratic Alliance has expressed outrage over two mass shootings that claimed seven lives across the Western Cape this weekend.
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Economic challenges in Free State: Rising unemployment and living costs
The Free State’s unemployment rate has hit 37.8%, the second highest in South Africa, with an additional 11,000 unemployed in Q1 2026. Rising living costs and recent job losses, particularly…
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UWC scientist (and Rassie) among 38 to receive national orders
UWC’s Prof. Priscilla Baker among 38 to receive national orders from Ramaphosa on Tuesday 19 May – along with Covid-19 researchers and Rassie Erasmus.
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Middelburg High remains open after Eastern Cape Education Department steps in
Middelburg High School remained open on 18 May after the Eastern Cape Department of Education resolved most issues raised by the school.
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Cape Town urges residents to save water after storms disrupt treatment plants
Cape Town has urged residents to save water after severe storms disrupted treatment plants and reduced drinking water production.
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Complaints streaming in about the army using heavy handed tactics
Bonteheuwel councillor Angus McKenzie urges residents to seek medical help and lay charges if they believe soldiers used excessive force.
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Home Affairs achieves record Smart ID card output amid digital transformation drive
During 2025/26, the Department of Home Affairs issued over four million Smart ID cards, significantly surpassing its target and advancing digital transformation efforts.
