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Gospel singer returns to transform youth through music
Cecil D. Stevens has utilised gospel music for mentorship and community transformation, creating a youth arts project in Kariega to address social issues and empower talent.
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Newton Park home invasion: Case moved to High Court
The case against three accused in the murder of Gqeberha businessman Daniel de Jager has been transferred to High Court.
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Respected Cape Town police photographer retires
Cape Town photographer Piet Smit retires after 30 years, leaving a legacy of dedication, passion, and significant contributions to SAPS.
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UWC student breaks records, wins national powerlifting championship
UWC student Joshua Jantjies wins 66kg junior title, sets national records and qualifies for Junior World Championships after a dominant performance.
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Electoral Commission unveils logo and tagline for 2026/27 municipal elections
IEC unveils call-to-action tagline for the upcoming local government elections
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Home Affairs exceeds target with 110 bank branches offering ID services
The Department of Home Affairs has successfully launched 110 operational bank branches for Smart ID services, surpassing initial goals.
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Fire-driven Stellenbosch eatery ignites revolution with two coveted awards
VUUR, the fire-driven dining experience located at Remhoogte Wine Estate, was ranked 52nd in the World’s 101 Best Steak Restaurants Awards announced on Monday 23 March – the highest ranking…
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Critical skills shortage in Eastern Cape as only cleft surgeon steps down
“It’s quite frightening to think about it. The Eastern Cape is the second biggest province in South Africa and we have one person doing this.”
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Several road deaths and arrests recorded before Easter
Provincial traffic operations led to 63 arrests, including 51 for DUI, as over 31 000 vehicles were stopped during intensified road-safety efforts.
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R5.7 Billion medical negligence claims drain Free State Health budget
The Free State Department of Health faces R5.7 billion in medical-legal claims stemming from negligence, severely impacting the provincial budget and healthcare services. The situation highlights leadership failures and systemic…
