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Detox frenzy: Expert warns against industry’s ‘misleading claims’
A South African dietitian warns against unproven detox diets, advocating for sustainable health habits and highlighting rooibos tea as a credible alternative.
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Cape Town calls on residents to reduce waste for World Environmental Education Day
Cape Town calls on residents to reduce plastic waste for Environmental Education Day, offering tours of Kraaifontein waste facility.
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Cape Town mayor opens upgraded Blue Downs stadium
Cape Town Mayor opens R30 million upgraded Blue Downs Athletics Stadium, enhancing facilities for local athletes and communities.
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Government warns students against bogus colleges
Government warns against unregistered colleges exploiting students. Students urged to verify college registration status before enrolling to avoid worthless qualifications.
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Sumarie wil sienings oor gestremdheid verander in nuwe TV-reeks
‘n Nuwe doku-realiteitsreeks wat eersdaags op VIA uitgesaai word nooi kykers om iemand anders se wêreld van naby te ervaar.
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Immediate action on neglected student pathways is demanded
Pressure is on the Metsimaholo Municipality to urgently maintain neglected green belts to ensure safe pedestrian routes for returning students.
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Hittegolf laat binnelanders rooi sien; hoë temperature vir hele week voorspel
Hoë dag- en nagtemperature word vir die duur van die week oor ‘n groot deel van die land voorspel.
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SAPS Eastern Cape seek dog donations to bolster K9 units
The police in the Eastern Cape has issued an urgent appeal to the public for donations of dogs to bolster its K9 units.
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SAOU sê fokus op basiese vaardighede in onderwys belangrik
Die SAOU sê die Departement van Basiese Onderwys se verskuiwing na ‘n fokus op geletterdheid en syfervaardigheid is deurslaggewend.
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Doors open to next generation of professionals
Following the release of the 2025 National Senior Certificate (NSC) results, first-year registrations officially commenced at the Central University of Technology (CUT).
