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Eastern Cape reports 650 child sex abuse cases in 11 months
Eastern Cape care centres report 650 child sexual abuse cases in 11 months, many victims as young as nine, while funding cuts threaten services.
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Multidisciplinary police team busts two youths with counterfeit liquor
Police continue the fight against the thriving illicit trade in counterfeit goods, including liquor within Bloemfontein
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Meerendal celebrates its heritage with 1702 Heritage Kitchen
To celebrate the heritage of Meerendal Wine Estate the new restaurant on the farm was aptly named 1702 Heritage Kitchen.
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Cyclists pedal with a purpose, raise over R700k for animal welfare at Cycle Tour
Team SPCA raises record R777,382 at Cape Town Cycle Tour with 102 cyclists, helping 70 animals find homes through adoption preparation.
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Agricultural organisations voice broader concerns over mRNA vaccines
Saai, led by Dr. Theo de Jager, expresses concerns about the potential introduction of mRNA vaccine technologies in South Africa’s livestock sector, viewing it as a threat to traditional farming.…
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Universiteit Stellenbosch se ‘bergbokke’ skrik nie vir vlamme nie
‘n Groep studente van die Universiteit Stellenbosch is vrywillige brandbestryders by die Volunteer Wildfire Services (VWS), die grootste brandbestrydings organisasie in Suid-Afrika.
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Bus torched as Phola Park residents protest against Red Ants
Shack dwellers from Phola Park in Mfuleni are threatening to make the area ungovernable if the City does not address their grievances.
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Women leading the way in hospitality
Growing up in East London, Siphe Skweyiya spent countless hours in the kitchen alongside her mother, helping prepare meals for friends and family.
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From rugby glory to ruin: Stadium’s R10 million revival questioned by opposition
The AR Abass Stadium in Kimberley, a historic multi-purpose sports venue that serves as a vital symbol of heritage, is set for an upgrade, but the timing of this is…
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Life-changing prosthetic leg for boy (7) who stuns with skill on the rugby field
Olu Nkosinkulu (7) is embracing new opportunities in life after receiving a prosthetic leg, made possible by generous donors.
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