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Medication shortages spark concern as unpaid health suppliers crisis deepens
A concerned mother says her adult daughter has been left without vital psychiatric medication for weeks, highlighting medication shortages.
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Arrest in Camps Bay murder case as police hunt second suspect
A 43-year-old foreign national has been arrested in connection with the murder of an elderly Camps Bay resident who was found dead in his home last year.
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WATCH | Philippi fire still raging, fanned by strong winds
Philippi farm fire enters fourth day as strong winds fan flames. Helicopters assist firefighters while smoke blankets multiple suburbs.
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‘No immediate fuel shortage risk despite global oil price rise’ – says government
South Africa currently faces no fuel shortages despite rising oil prices, with operational refineries ensuring supply stability amid geopolitical tensions.
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SAA monitors Middle East tensions amid fuel supply concerns
South African Airways is monitoring geopolitical developments in the Middle East as the national carrier assesses potential impacts on global jet fuel supply.
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Brand woed by Du Toitskloofpas buite die Paarl
Brandbestryders beveg tans ‘n veldbrand by Du Toitskloofpas, hoewel die risiko van opvlammings steeds voortduur as gevolg van hoë temperature en droë toestande.
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Lekota: A champion of a legacy of integrity
Lekota was a leader who firmly anchored in constitutionalism, accountability and ethical governance.
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Kommer oor verwagte brandstofpryse
Suid-Afrikaners staal hulle vir ’n moontlike brandstofskok in April. Indien verwagte prysstygings ’n werklikheid word, sal dit na verwagting die skerpste styging in brandstofpryse in die land se geskiedenis wees.…
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Arnold Terblanche murder trial postponed over judge conflict
Arnold Terblanche’s murder trial postponed after concerns arose that Judge Gqamana may have been involved in his divorce proceedings.
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Searle Street residents in District Six file High Court appeal
Searle Street residents who faced eviction after a Cape Town magistrate ruled it lawful will remain in their homes for now after lodging an appeal.
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