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Record El Niño? Depends who’s counting
Meteorological agencies worldwide disagree on whether 2026’s El Niño breaks records, as each organisation uses different measurement methods to assess the climate phenomenon’s strength.
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Tiener (13) van Upington bekroon met hoogste titel van skoonheidswedstryd
Jeaneigh Borghesi van Upington is met die hoogste titel van Toddler and Tween of the World in dié Suid-Afrikaanse skoonheidswedstryd bekroon.
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Police seek man in R160 000 Welkom property fraud investigation
Free State police are seeking France Ntlanganiso Futhwa, 33, who may assist with an investigation into an alleged R160,000 property fraud case in Welkom.
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Dubbele eer aan Bloemfonteinse apteker gegee
Bloemfonteinse apteker is vereer vir die belangrike rol wat sy speel in die Suid-Afrikaanse aptekersbedryf.
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Third suspect arrested in Welkom kidnapping and extortion case
A 41-year-old man was arrested in Botshabelo in connection with the alleged kidnapping and extortion of a 67-year-old pensioner who was forced to pay R55 000
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OPINION I From doubtful non-voter to first-time ballot caster
Alulutho Madolo, 23, explains why she has changed her mind about voting and why jobs, graduate opportunities and service delivery matter to young people.
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Sishen-Saldanha railway: 861 km lifeline getting a R8.9 billion makeover
The government has committed R8.9 billion to the iron ore line restoration programme, aiming to repair the 861-kilometre freight corridor that connects Sishen and the Port of Saldanha, by 2030.
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South Africa’s vanishing farmland: When development threatens food security
As productive agricultural land disappears beneath developments, a question emerges: what happens when a nation runs out of ground to grow food?
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UPDATE: Six foreign nationals held for theft of copper cable remanded in custody
Six foreign nationals were arrested in Allanridge for possessing 560.85 kg of suspected stolen copper cable belonging to Transnet, during a police operation with the agricultural sector on October 12.
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Shortages of vital chronic medication at Western Cape public hospitals
Chronic medication for hypertension and asthma is out of stock at Western Cape public hospitals, leaving patients frightened about interrupted care.
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