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Gqeberha woman wins Suzuki Swift in SA20 cricket ball guess
Gqeberha’s Nikita Gelandt wins brand-new Suzuki Swift after correctly guessing 8 363 cricket balls in Betway SA20 competition at Newlands Stadium.
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Venomous blue-dragon slugs wash up on Muizenberg Beach prompting safety alert
Venomous blue dragon slugs wash up on Muizenberg Beach. Authorities warn these 3cm creatures remain deadly even after death, urging caution.
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APD expands operations to boost local textile manufacturing
“We are reviving the textile industry, and the retail sector wants to support local,” says Cecilia Fourie, APD Nelson Mandela Bay executive director.
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Foreign men arrested for illegal alcohol factory in Durbanville
In a search operation for an unlicensed firearm in Durbanville on Tuesday 27 January, an illegal alcohol manufacturing plant was discovered.
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Sedgefield to become steam hub as Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe restoration gathers pace
Sedgefield to become steam hub as restoration gathers pace, promising a bright future for the historic Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe railway.
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Man accused of killing DJ Warras denied bail by Johannesburg court
The man accused of killing popular Johannesburg DJ Warrick Stock, known as DJ Warras, will remain behind bars after he was denied bail.
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Cape Town opens R125.6 million tenders for affordable housing units
Cape Town invites R125.6 million tenders for 1 194 affordable housing units across Ottery, Lansdowne, Brackenfell and Northpine with March 17 deadline.
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Foot-and-Mouth Disease: Expert-led advice on webinar
Join the discussion on Foot-and-Mouth Disease UFS and discover critical biosecurity measures for farmers facing the outbreak.
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Eastern Cape municipality warns of possible restrictions as dam levels drop
The municipality has warned that without immediate consumption cuts, stricter water restrictions and supply interruptions may be unavoidable.
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NMB battles 6 000 outstanding water leaks as crisis deepens
Nelson Mandela Bay loses millions of litres of water daily due to ageing infrastructure and leaks, straining the already water-scarce system.
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