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Tributes pour in for beloved animal welfare warrior Linda-Louise Swain
Tributes are pouring in for beloved animal welfare advocate and drama teacher Linda-Louise Swain, who died on Tuesday.
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Runner defines his rich African heritage with flair at marathon
Runner proud of his Basotho nation and rich cultural heritage, showcased it all with flair at the 2026 Lemo Mangaung Marathon.
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WATCH: Kamesh residents protest after 10 days of electricity outages in Kariega
Residents of Kamesh precinct protested after ten days of intermittent electricity outages, highlighting dissatisfaction with service delivery and municipal response.
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NMBM intensifies efforts to combat cemetery vandalism, tombstone theft
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is enhancing measures against tombstone theft and vandalism, emphasizing community collaboration and increased security efforts.
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Staptog van 830 km ‘ver van maklik’ maar ‘elke tree vir Lyra,’ sê ouma
‘n Ouma van Jan Kempdorp is goed op dreef met haar staptog van 830km tot in Durban. Haar doel is bewusmaking van haar kleinkind se seldsame siekte, en geldinsameling vir…
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Abigail Prins: Aunt, boyfriend in custody as murder case of niece postponed
Christine Prins and Teboho Ramanki remain in custody after their bail application was delayed again for judicare assignment.
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Eskom team doggedly remain on the ground fixing storm-damaged infrastructure
Eskom’s recovery teams are tirelessly restoring storm-damaged infrastructure in the Western Cape, facing hazardous conditions while prioritizing customer safety and support.
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Schoolboy (12) killed crossing dangerous stretch on Polkadraai Road
A Stellenbosch schoolboy (12) was killed crossing dangerous stretch on Polkadraai Road.
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Eviction notice sparks fear of closure at Christian school
New Brighton SDA Primary School in Gqeberha fears it may close permanently, leaving learners and staff uncertain.
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Eskom battles to restore power across EC as storm damage mounts
Dozens of communities across the Eastern Cape remain in the dark as technicians race to repair weather-ravaged electricity infrastructure.
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