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Oil prices drop as Trump targets Iran with economic pressure
Oil prices fell as Trump announced crushing sanctions on Iran while Asian markets dropped amid tech selloff and AI investment concerns.
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Bulletproof vest saves officer after 62-year-old opens fire on police
A 62-year-old suspect will appear before the court on Monday after alleagedly shooting at police and wounding an officer.
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Design gaffe sees German stadium on Sydney Marathon finisher’s medal
Sydney Marathon organisers apologised for a design gaffe that saw Munich’s Allianz Arena appear on the medal instead of Sydney’s stadium.
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Wellington Cellar makes it a hat-trick of victories at SA Young Wine Show
A Wellington Cellar pinotage wins 2026 Genl Smuts Trophy, marking the cellar’s third prestigious overall young wine victory.
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Comrades Marathon unveils centenary edition with record 28 000 runner cap
The 2027 Comrades Marathon will accommodate 28 000 runners for its centenary edition despite a governance dispute with Athletics South Africa.
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Prince Harry: royal misfit making unlikely UK return
Prince Harry returns to Britain with his family after six years in California, seeking reconciliation amid lingering royal family feuds.
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Winged workers: How a flock of ducks became farm’s pest control squad
Around 1 000 Indian Runner ducks patrol a Stellenbosch wine farm each morning, gobbling insects in an eco-friendly pest control method gaining popularity.
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Lights out: Young bookworm (9) trapped in dark library after afternoon nap
A nine-year-old boy’s love for books landed him in trouble when he fell asleep in a Cape Town library and was accidentally locked in after closing time.
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Oops, wrong way! Summerstrand tourism sign fixed after directional blunder
Summerstrand’s newest tourism signage was meant to point visitors in the right direction. It just needed to find its own way first.
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Western Cape braces for eight-month fire season as severe El Niño looms
Western Cape’s fire season doubles to eight months as province prepares for one of history’s most severe El Niño events.
