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Proposal launched to rename UWC after Allan Boesak
Bishop Ramalaine’s foundation proposes renaming UWC as Allan A Boesak University, citing liberation theologian’s sustained influence on institution.
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Police probe after burnt body found in Brown’s Farm
Nyanga police have registered a murder case following the discovery of the burnt body of an unidentified man on Thursday, 26 February, at the corner of Mbovane and Mnqaba streets…
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From surgery to starting line: Young man’s journey began with Smile
A young man that was once helped by the Smile Foundation, takes on the 10km Mimosa Mall Marathon. His story is one of hope.
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Man gunned down at NY 108 in Gugulethu, no arrests yet
Gugulethu police registered a murder case following a shooting incident that occurred at NY 108 in Gugulethu on Wednesday 25 February, at 14:50.
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Jeffreys Bay composer earns major nomination for Netflix show
Jeffreys Bay-based local composer Kurt Slabbert has been nominated for a prestigious SAFTA for Best Sound in a Comedy for Netflix’s The Mabaso Family Reunion.
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Local J-Bay club backs NSRI’s lifesaving mission
A recent donation from the Jeffreys Bay Bowls Club to NSRI Station 37, Jeffreys Bay, has highlighted the strong community partnerships that support emergency services.
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McCarthy informal settlement electrification underway
The electrification of McCarthy Land is underway, with Phase 1 progressing in 2025/2026 to provide sustainable electricity and improve living conditions for residents.
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Mfuleni remains murder capital in Western Cape crime statistics
Local Community Policing Forum (CPF) members have expressed concern over the third-quarter crime statistics released by Acting Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia in Pretoria on Friday, 20 February.
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New property valuation affecting Mangaung Metro homeowners on the cards
New property valuation will see homeowners pay more for municipal rates and taxes
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NMBM senior traffic officer placed on suspension with full pay
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has placed Eric Tiso, a second senior traffic and licensing official, on precautionary suspension with full pay pending internal investigations.
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