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Political killings in South Africa reach record high ahead of local elections
South Africa records 43 political killings from January to September, surpassing annual totals as local elections approach in November.
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Matrieks van Breedevallei groet na 12 jaar op die skoolbanke
Die matrieks van die Breedevallei het onlangs hul verskeie matriekafskeide gehou, waar hulle letterlik hul beste voetjie voorgesit het. Hier is van die matriekleerders se pragfoto’s…
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Ricardo Slawers becomes Africa’s first bread sommelier
La Motte’s Ricardo Slawers makes history as Africa’s first bread sommelier, earning prestigious title from Germany’s National Bakers Academy in Weinheim.
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Breede Valley Municipality celebrates its ‘clever’ staff
BVM recognises staff who have pursued further education and skills development
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Collaboration is the key to booming tourism industry
Tourism is the heartbeat of not only Cape Town, but also smaller towns in the Western Cape which welcomes tens of thousands of visitors a year.
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HTS Drostdy oud-leerder lig Curriebeker tweede keer vir Griekwas
Oud-leerder van Worcester pronk vir tweede keer met Curriebeker
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Mpox cases rise to 22 as health authorities confirm new infections
The Department of Health has confirmed four additional mpox cases, raising the national total from 18 to 22 as of 22 September 2026.
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Western Cape expands rural safety measures amid farm attack concerns
Police doing best to combat farm attacks amid limited resources available to rural stations and other constraints.
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Oil prices drop as Trump reports ‘very good talks’ between the US and Iran
Oil prices fell on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said US and Iranian representatives had met for “very good” talks at the United Nations.
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Body found on Table Mountain believed to be missing man
Cape Town police believe a body found on Table Mountain is that of missing hiker Wayne Barnard, with formal identification still under way.
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