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K9 sniffs out crystal meth worth millions on truck bound for Cape Town
A tip-off lead to the arrest of a man after drugs worth millions of rands were found inside a truck on the N1 highway outside Worcester.
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Junior Portrait Award by Rust-en-Vrede in Durbanville opens for young artists
The Junior Portrait Award, hosted by the Rust-en-Vrede Gallery in Durbanville, is open to artists from 16 to 18 years from all over South Africa.
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NSRI rescues sailor and paddlers in double emergency near Simon’s Town
NSRI Simon’s Town crews rescued a stranded sailor and two paddlers in separate incidents off Cape Point, ensuring everyone returned safely.
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International piano recitals, concerts lined up for Stellenbosch’s Endler Stage
The 10th Stellenbosch International Piano Symposium will bring top international artists to South Africa, with a lineup of five evening concerts.
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Police in the Free State arrest 1 356 suspects for multiple crimes
With a focus on illicit contraband, vehicle crimes and illegal firearms, the police in the Free State arrested 1 356 crimes in a week long operation.
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Nuwe huurder vir Ou Meulteater beoog ná opknappingswerk
Ná die bedanking van die bestuur en opskorting van die huurkontrak, wag die plaaslike kunsgemeenskap om te sien hoe dié historiese kultuurruimte ontwikkel word.
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Choir inspires with real-world example of how music can unite
Cape Town’s Rosa Choir brings together singers from divided communities, showing how music breaks barriers and heals wounds during Human Rights Month.
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World Water Day | Communities urged to conserve water as national crisis deepens
Western Cape faces severe water shortages amid a national crisis, urging collective action and awareness to promote sustainable water management.
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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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VIDEO: Waterlekkasie in Mangaung kos metro jaarliks sowat R349 miljoen
Daar word bereken dat meer as die helfte van die behandelde water in die Mangaung-metro jaarliks verlore gaan.
