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Whale-season deaths rise to four in the Overstrand
A 6 m female southern-right whale calf was found dead on Sunday near Sopies- klip in Hermanus.
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Washington Post ordered to reinstate fired columnist after social media dispute
Arbitrator rules Washington Post must reinstate columnist Karen Attiah and pay back wages after finding dismissal lacked sufficient cause.
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AARTO speeding fines now active in 62 municipalities with penalties up to R3 200
South African motorists in 62 municipalities face speeding fines up to R3 200 under AARTO, with demerit points system delayed until 2027.
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NERSA registers 124 renewable energy facilities in first quarter
Energy regulator registers 124 solar and wind facilities with combined capacity of 804 MW and investment value of R20.18 billion.
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WATCH | Social media trend leave 12 dead in UK and Ireland due to ‘wrong-side’ crashes
Twelve people have died in less than a week in England and Ireland in accidents involving wrong-way driving amid social media trend.
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KYK | Seldsame haai spoel uit in Weskus
’n Uiters seldsame grootbekhaai het Saterdag22 Augustus in St Helenabaai se hawe uitgespoel. Navorsers ondersoek die karkas en moontlike oorsaak van vrekte.
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Row erupts in Northern Cape over Bafana Bafana Fan Park procurement
In its response the Northern Cape Office of the Premier strongly rejected the allegations, characterising them as hearsay presented as facts.
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VF Plus nader mededingingskommissie oor voorgenome sluiting van Tulbagh-verwerkingsaanleg
VF Plus het die mededingingskommissie genader oor Premier Foods se voorgenome sluiting van sy vrugteverwerkingsaanleg op Tulbagh.
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Four to appear in court after farm attack in Clanwilliam
Four suspects were arrested after a farm attack in Clanwilliam over the weekend. Stolen property was recovered and the suspects appear in court today.
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Seven Zimbabweans sentenced in R2.5m Eskom infrastructure damage and theft
Seven Zimbabwean nationals get 10 years’ direct imprisonment each for the theft and damage to Eskom essential infrastructure worth R2.5 million
