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Cape Town gives parties until November 18 to remove election posters or face a fine
Political parties and independent candidates must remove election posters, swivel banners and fastening materials in Cape Town by November 18, 2026 or face removal costs.
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Northern Cape revote: Who can vote at Bongani Community Hall
The IEC has set November 18 as the revote date for registered voters in the Bongani Community Hall voting district in Ward 3 of Siyancuma Local Municipality.
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WARNING: This is how criminals are using AI to trick children
Victims' advocate Terry-Ann Terblanche, known as Pixie Pink, is calling on parents and grandparents to introduce secret family code words to protect children from criminals using artificial intelligence to mimic the voices of loved ones.
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eThekwini removes illegal structures from Durbanâ s South Beach dunes
The operation forms part of the eThekwini Municipalityâ s ongoing efforts to reclaim public spaces, protect the coastal environment and maintain a safe, clean and accessible beachfront for all.
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Ramaphosa signs off on pay hikes for ministers, MPs and judges
President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved differentiated salary increases for public office-bearers, with increases of 3.5% for politicians and 4% for judges, magistrates, traditional leaders and members of independent constitutional institutions.
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NPA denies reports that IDAC investigator Dylan Perumal attempted suicide
The NPA says IDAC investigator Dylan Perumal is ill and in hospital, but denies reports that he attempted suicide.
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Mosimane urges Bafana to respect McCarthy and Kenya ahead of AFCON qualifiers
Pitso Mosimane has praised Benni McCarthyâ s coaching credentials and playing achievements, warning Bafana Bafana against underestimating Kenya in their Afcon qualifiers.
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Home Affairs rolls out digital system to tackle asylum backlogs and corruption
Home Affairs has launched the first phase of a new digital asylum system aimed at tackling corruption, clearing decades-old backlogs and speeding up the deportation of failed asylum seekers.
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No room for Daisy: US tells Afrikaner refugees they must pay to bring pets
Afrikaners relocating to the United States through the US Refugee Admissions Program will have to pay privately to transport pets, according to US embassy guidance.
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JUST IN| Ramaphosa signs off on pay hikes for ministers, MPs and judges
President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved differentiated salary increases for public office-bearers, with increases of 3.5% for politicians and 4% for judges, magistrates, traditional leaders and members of independent constitutional institutions.
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Shoprite debit card: Retail giant's move could shake up South Africa's banking market
Shoprite is expanding its financial services ambitions through a proposed Investec partnership that could bring customers a new transactional account and debit card.
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Running community to remember Antonie van Zijl after Kaapsehoop Marathon death
Runners will retrace Antonie van Zijlâ s final steps, lay flowers and take part in a 5km memorial run as the community pays tribute to the 37-year-old athlete.
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228 SASSA jobs remain unfilled despite R147 million sitting in recruitment budget
Social Development Minister Dina Pule says recruitment delays linked to job evaluation, grading and employment-equity requirements have left 228 funded SASSA posts vacant, with R147.2 million still unspent.
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Julius Malema demands retraction and apology from Helen Zille over corruption claims
EFF leader Julius Malema has demanded that DA Federal Council chairperson Helen Zille retract and apologise for allegations made during an eNCA interview, or face possible legal action.
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