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Two Western Cape passes closed indefinitely after flood damage
The Franschhoek and Meiringspoort passes remain closed due to significant damage caused by floods in May.
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Police arrest 76 undocumented foreign nationals in Gqeberha operation
A joint police operation led to the arrest of 76 undocumented foreign nationals, including seven children, in Central Gqeberha yesterday.
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UCT retains Africa’s top university title in 2027 QS world university rankings
The University of Cape Town has retained its title as Africa’s top university, placing 184th globally in the QS Rankings.
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Lost on Table Mountain for 11 days: the search that brought Pepper home
When Pepper disappeared on Table Mountain, his owner refused to stop searching. What followed was 11 days of hope, heartache and community.
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Bloodied kidnapping victim rescued from boot of car by police
Three men have been arrested for attempted murder and kidnapping after a bloodied victim was found in the boot of their car in Bronville.
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Buckingham Palace under cloud as king snubs UK icon
The decision by King Charles and Queen Camilla not to live at Buckingham Palace once a costly, 10-year refurbishment is complete has raised questions about the future of this emblem…
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Princess Catherine completes mountain challenge to support cancer charity
Princess Catherine climbed the UK’s Three Peaks to raise funds for cancer care, celebrating her remission and promoting holistic healthcare awareness.
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WATCH | Sinner, Djokovic headline Wimbledon’s opening day
Defending champion Jannik Sinner begins title defence at Wimbledon today, while Novak Djokovic pursues record 25th Grand Slam.
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Legal battle continues over Wimbledon tennis expansion plans
A legal dispute over plans to expand the Wimbledon tennis championships is continuing through England’s courts, as the tournament welcomes the world’s top players this week.
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Protests threaten to derail South Africa’s export recovery, industry warns
Exporters Western Cape has cautioned that planned demonstrations on 30 June must not disrupt trade routes and business operations, warning that South Africa’s reputation as a reliable trading partner is…
