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Western Cape putting measures in place to deal with escalating anti-immigrant unrest
The Western Cape Government has activated a Joint Operations Centre to address social unrest linked to illegal immigration, emphasizing peaceful demonstrations.
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R720 road deterioration leaves Ngwathe communities without timeline for repairs
The R720 road’s deterioration remains unaddressed, impacting transport, safety, and economic activity, with uncertain repair timelines from authorities.
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Stellenbosch University once again among the world’s top universities
Stellenbosch University has made it onto two distinguished ranking lists this June and has been named among the top tertiary institutions in the world.
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Residents demand answers over prolonged power outage
Die Rye residents near Tsitsikamma have been without power since May, as storm-damaged infrastructure and broken municipal promises fuel growing frustration.
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Gugulethu Crime Prevention Imbizo: Community demands action on rising crime
Residents of Gugulethu attended a crime prevention event to engage with police about local challenges and advocate for improved safety measures.
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Fifteen nations sign Mombasa Declaration to combat illegal fishing
Fifteen countries have signed a landmark global declaration aimed at combating illegal and destructive fishing through enhanced data transparency.
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Contact crimes drop in Northern Cape but attempted murder cases rise
Northern Cape communities fail to protect the vulnerable in society, as 18 women and six children were killed between January to March.
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Driver arrested for speeding with Afro-pop artists en route to KZN beach festival
A driver was arrested in Durban for speeding while transporting musicians, highlighting efforts to reduce youth road accidents this winter.
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Mob turns on police, dogs released, stones fly, backup called in during drug bust
Suspects arrested when Anti-Gang Unit drug bust in Joe Slovo turned violent when community members attacked police officials and vehicles.
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US fugitive wanted for rape, to start bail bid on 7 July
Alleged US fugitive Robert Lee Redd Junior, wanted for rape and sexual assault of a minor, will begin his bail application on 7 July.
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