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Weskus-blitspatrollie vang smokkelaars van skaars inheemse plantjies naby Citrusdal
Volgens die Suid-Afrikaanse Nasionale Biodiversiteitsinstituut (Sanbi) is 1,5 miljoen inheemse plante – veral bedreigde dwergvetplante – die afgelope drie jaar in Suid-Afrika vir onwettige handel uit die natuur verwyder.
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‘Weslander’ shows mettle at FCJ Awards
For the first time since Covid-19 hit the world the Forum of Community Journalists NPC (FCJ) again hosted its annual awards in person on 14 October in Gauteng.
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Plans for ‘Green Amsa’
ArcelorMittal may be one step closer to reopening its Saldanha plant, owing to a new partnership with Sasol announced this week.
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Transnet strike is over
Transnet has found common ground with its employees after a strike that lasted nearly two weeks.
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New numbers for Saldanha police
The Saldanha Police Station’s telephone system was recently upgraded.
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Poachers caught with rare plant species
The police apprehended 14 suspected poachers, in two incidents, who were transporting illegally and removed endangered plants through the West Coast.
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Cape roads maintained
Road maintenance and road works may be a headache for many road users but is an important part of service delivery.
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‘Rusverstoring is ’n ernstige misdryf’
“Moenie bang wees om oor jou bure te kla wat tot laatnag harde musiek speel en ander mense nie in ag neem nie.”.
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Nooddienste nie net ’n werk nie
Die nooddienste is ’n belangrike en besonderse bedryf om in te werk en dus het Weslander ter viering van nasionale Nood-medici-dag (17 Oktober) met Elowayne Gouws gesels om meer oor dié afdeling van medici te leer.
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