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Melkbosstrand Beach faces another sewage spill after recent reopening
Melkbosstrand Beach faces renewed concern after another suspected sewage spill surfaced days after reopening, with videos going viral.
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Local lass running 100km today for Bizweni children
Helderberg local Jade Morris was already several kilometres into a grueling 100km journey as soon as the sun rose early on Monday morning (2 March) as the 27-year-old began her…
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Missing for two months: 10-year-old boy last seen at Xazini Beach
Thubelihle Mfanyana was last seen at Xazini Beach, Willowvale on 1 January. He was wearing shorts. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Jeugsorgkinders eregaste by troudag “net vir hulle”
Kinders van vier Engo-jeugsorgsentrums kon Saterdag deel in die liefde, vreugde en opwinding van ‘n troudag.
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Alleged conman masquerading as professional footballer arrested
A suspected conman who was masquerading as a professional football player to defraud unsuspecting people and businesses has been remanded in custody.
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Top 10 finalists announced in Shoprite’s food garden competition
Nearly 600 community food gardens in South Africa participated in Shoprite’s Act for Change Competition, celebrating projects that promote food access, sustainability, and community resilience.
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Mixed emotions as Mitchells Plain rail line returns after six years
Mitchells Plain rail service returns after 6-year shutdown, but commuters report overcrowding issues on Cape Town’s Central Line.
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Heavy sentences handed down for gang killing outside Humansdorp club
Ten ‘Die 18 Varke’ gang members sentenced for the brutal murder of Jason ‘Yskas’ Heynes outside a Humansdorp club in November 2022.
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Reading between the laps: The 2026 pecking order
Ferrari and Mercedes lead the pack after Bahrain testing, but controversial new hybrid power units are causing major headaches for drivers.
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British father fights for tech justice after daughter’s suicide
Ian Russell fights for tech accountability after daughter Molly’s suicide from harmful online content. New documentary highlights need for change.
