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Arrests expected for those behind attacks on foreign nationals, says Ramaphosa
President Ramaphosa says arrests and prosecutions expected for those behind violence against foreign nationals as police process evidence and reports.
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Flood-damaged M17 in Nelson Mandela Bay undergoes R4.7m refurbishment
Flood damage and heavy traffic have taken a toll on the M17, with a R4.7m refurbishment now under way to improve safety and road conditions.
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Epstein accomplice Maxwell loses bid to overturn US conviction
US judge dismisses Ghislaine Maxwell’s attempt to overturn sex trafficking conviction, calling her claims of constitutional violations meritless and frivolous.
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Ramaphosa authorised SIU to investigate Theewaterskloof Municipality
President Cyril Ramaphosa authorised the SIU to investigate the purchasing of 14 backup generators.
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Conservancy launches App and demands action as Clarence Drive bin crisis persists
An escalating feud over overflowing roadside bins along scenic Clarence Drive (R44) has reached a tipping point, with local conservationists accusing the provincial Department of Infrastructure of failing to uphold…
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Sol Plaatje Municipality boosts water and power infrastructure with major investments
Kimberley’s local power grid received a substantial boost following the delivery of a new R21.7 million, 20 MVA transformer at the Galeshewe Substation.
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SIU praised for recovering R2 billion for state coffers
Special Investigation Unit recovers R2 billion owed to state following investigations stemming from presidential proclamations, Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi reveals.
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Eastern Cape town name changes spark public participation concerns
Proposed Eastern Cape town name changes have raised concerns over whether affected communities were given a meaningful opportunity to participate.
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Cape Town’s aquifer recharge project offers solution to city’s water security challenge
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson has called the Cape Flats Aquifer Recharge Project ground-breaking and worthy of national replication.
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Retreat pensioners fear noise and traffic from proposed school development
Retreat residents on Frans Maroney Street fear a proposed low-fee school will disrupt their quiet neighbourhood and want the City to find alternative land.
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