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Umalusi ready for final exams, pledges tight monitoring of irregularities
South Africa’s education quality watchdog has warned teachers and principals not to prevent learners from writing their final examinations.
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AA demands fuel testing after petrol damages vehicles in Mossel Bay
AA calls for petrol testing after chemical additive banned abroad damages vehicles. PetroSA owes billions while fuel quality remains unmonitored.
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Pretoria high court clears sale of R9.5m Ferrari linked to R2bn Tembisa Hospital fraud probe
The high court in Pretoria has dismissed an urgent legal bid to stop the court-ordered sale of a luxury Ferrari SF90 Stradale valued at over R9.5 million that was preserved…
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SASSA deploys 1 000 contract workers to tackle long queues at offices
The South African Social Security Agency is deploying around 1 000 contract workers across the country to address severe staffing shortages that have left beneficiaries waiting more than two and…
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High court dismisses challenge against golf course development
A major ruling on Beachwood Golf Course allows redevelopment plans to continue, impacting local residents and the environment.
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Serious crime now combated in faster, safer, smarter ways, including aerial surveillance
Cape Town’s Mayor launched new SWAT and Aviation Units to enhance crime-fighting efforts, utilizing advanced technology and aerial support.
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Communities urge Nersa to reject Eskom tariff hikes at public hearings
Community groups are calling on Nersa to reject Eskom’s proposed electricity price increases of 8.83% and expand free basic electricity for poor households.
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2026 whale survey records 100 more calves despite slowing calving rates
Global warming affecting rate at which southern right female whales reproduce.
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Two learners shot dead in Alexandra
Two learners were shot and killed in Alexandra on Monday evening as police launch murder investigation with no arrests made.
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Rising diesel costs force freight companies to rethink operations
Business groups warn record diesel prices will push up costs across economy, calling for urgent rail infrastructure repairs and reduced diesel dependence.
