Local Stories
Local Stories
Local Stories
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Perfect campfire story: Kgalagadi lioness claims number plate as trophy
A visitor to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park had their vehicle’s number plate stolen by a lioness, leading to amused reactions.
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Invincible Crinums assert their SA netball supremacy
The Free State Crinums cap an invincible run to claim the Telkom Netball League Division 1 title after dethroning the Gauteng Golden Fireballs.
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MES work rehabilitation teams help keep Kariega schools clean
MES Kariega’s work rehabilitation teams improve local school environments, providing valuable skills and community service opportunities for beneficiaries.
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Youth Day protest in Sea Point expected to draw hundreds
Hundreds of protesters are expected to march through Sea Point tomorrow, with the City and police deploying safety measures to maintain order.
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Three Kuruman firefighters killed as fire truck crashes into stationary bus
Three firefighters of the Fire and Disaster Unit of the Ga-Segonyana Local Municipality in Kuruman lost their lives in an accident.
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YOUTH MONTH | Rugby and Medicine: Insaaf Levy’s journey from Bo-Kaap to Springbok women
Western Province scrumhalf Insaaf Levy reflects on her rise in rugby and medicine, showing how discipline and passion drive her dual career journey.
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Calls for law enforcement reinforcements after another fatal shooting
A community leader in Site B has urged the City to deploy more Law Enforcement officers to the area to help police combat crime.
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Cape Town marchers bring illegal immigration demands to Parliament
Hundreds of Capetonians marched to Parliament on 13 June 2026, demanding audits, asylum reform, and a crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Vrouespanne pak mekaar Saterdag in rugbyliga-eindstryd in Kimberley
Top vrouerugbyspanne van die Noord-Kaap spook dit Saterdag uit in die eindstryd van die eerste superliga van sy aard in die provinsie.
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Mother and calf whale spotted inside V&A Waterfront harbour
A rare sighting at the V&A Waterfront saw two whales, believed to be a mother and calf, swimming inside the harbour and captivating visitors.
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