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Local News
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Procurement delays and vandalism stall Moore Dyke project
Frustration is growing in the community over delays at the Moore Dyke Sports Precinct, a project that was originally expected to be completed by 2024.
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UWC academic brings Springbok anthem from AI to reality
Anslin Gysman from Kuilsriver transforms AI song into Springboks anthem “They Don’t Know What We Know”. Cape Town singer balances music and academia.
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Power outages affect students during critical assessment period
Businesses, residents and students in parts of Nelson Mandela Bay continue to feel the impact of a prolonged power outage expected to last up to 21 days.
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Cradock Four inquest: Murder case dockets disappear from two locations
Two former law officers testified that both the original and duplicate dockets of the Cradock Four anti-apartheid activists’ murder case have completely gone missing.
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Bellville South murder case postponed, victim and suspect identified as sisters
A Bellville South community mourns after an elderly woman was killed, allegedly by her sister, as court proceedings are delayed and investigations continue.
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Four nabbed in Bothasig, Cape Town for cyber fraud
Four individuals were arrested for cyber fraud in Bothasig, found with stolen property and equipment used for card cloning.
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Senior official implicated in two UIF fraud cases worth more than R1.5 million granted further bail
Ongoing multi-disciplinary police investigation into UIF fraud in the Free State led to the arrest of nine additional suspects
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Four arrested after Lusikisiki Public Order Policing operations
Lusikisiki Public Order Policing operations led to the arrest of four suspects for unlawful possession of prohibited firearms and ammunition.
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Cycle for change: Activist’s 1 200km ride against GBV and child abuse
A 1 200km journey is underway as Mivuyo Qabo ‘cycle for change’ from Gqeberha to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to raise awareness of GBV.
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Cape Town Smash-and-Grab incidents rise as City deploys more officers
The City implements a Freeway Management Plan to combat smash-and-grab incidents, enhancing safety with increased police presence and monitoring efforts.
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