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Residents of Kimberley Demand Urgent Service Delivery Amid Human Rights Day Commemoration

Kimberley, the capital of the Northern Cape province and historically known as the diamond city due to its prominent role in the diamond industry, is facing deepening frustration among residents over persistent service delivery failures. As South Africa marks 30 years of democracy, locals argue that their constitutional right to human dignity continues to be […]

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The US-Israeli Conflict with Iran Triggers Major Supply Chain Disruptions in South Africa

The ongoing US-Israeli military campaign against Iran, now in its fourth week, has severely disrupted global shipping routes, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz, leading to significant supply chain challenges for South African businesses exporting to the Middle East and beyond. The conflict, which began with coordinated airstrikes on February 28 targeting Iranian military sites,

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Police Welcome Sentencing of Criminal Syndicate Mastermind

 The South African Police Service has welcomed the significant sentence handed down by the Virginia Regional Court to 70-year-old Taole Eric Tlatsa, the mastermind behind a violent criminal enterprise that targeted clothing chain stores across the Free State Province. Between 2019 and 2022, a sophisticated criminal syndicate led by Tlatsa and a group of armed

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Parents stop classes at broken-down KwaZulu-Natal school

Babanango Primary School in rural KwaZulu-Natal has been closed since Monday because of a protest by parents and learners. They want the provincial education department to build a new school. School governing body (SGB) chairperson Zakhlele Ntombela said the school has 16 prefabricated classrooms, with some classes having to accommodate more than 50 learners. The

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Government and industry reassure public of fuel supply

The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources and the Fuels Industry Association has moved to assure South Africans of a stable fuel supply, with no need for consumers to panic buy. “The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR) has noted with concern the circulation of statements and messages by certain organisations and individuals encouraging

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