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GOOD Party appoints budget activist Sandra Dickson to Cape Town City Council
Cape Town budget activist Sandra Dickson joins GOOD Party City Council caucus, transitioning from external activism to political participation.
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Vrae bly onbeantwoord ná broer se wrede skietdood in Erijaville
Samantha Arendse is op soek na antwoorde nadat haar broer Nico koelbloedig vermoor is. Die familie vra hoekom hy moes sterf en roep om aksie teen bendegeweld.
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Langa boxer Simamkele Tusheni eyes world title in Poland
Young boxer Simamkele Tusheni from Langa aims for the World Championship title, showcasing dedication and an undefeated record in Poland.
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Police arrest teenager following second robbery at same Kariega store
The same Kariega clothing store was targeted by armed robbers twice within four days, with police successfully arresting an 18-year-old suspect after the second incident.
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Genetika-navorsing by die Universiteit Stellenbosch wil Kaapse snoek help bewaar
In ʼn nuwe studie by die Universiteit Stellenbosch val die kollig op die kwesbaarheid van Kaapse snoek en word voorstelle gedoen om die probleem aan te pak
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Seven suspects arrested in foiled ATM bombing plot
Police arrested seven suspects in Klerksdorp for a planned ATM bombing, recovering firearms and explosives; they face multiple charges and will appear in court soon.
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South Africa’s ‘Silicon Valley’ drives multi-billion rand development surge
University town Stellenbosch evolves into South Africa’s Silicon Valley, driving R13 billion Western Cape building boom.
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Life sentence for man who raped girlfriend’s daughter for 13 years
Christian Ranthaba jailed for life after raping girlfriend’s daughter for 13 years from age 3. Victim became pregnant twice during abuse.
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Local school responds swiftly to viral bullying incident with suspensions
Pelican Park High learners suspended after viral video shows multiple violent altercations between student groups on school premises.
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Breast still best: UWC study warns of false baby food marketing
UWC research reveals widespread baby food labelling violations in supermarkets, with false marketing undermining breastfeeding promotion efforts.
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