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Staying cool and driving safely
Protect both yourself and your vehicle from the harsh effects of the heat being experienced across South Africa
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Ramaphosa determines salary increment for public office-bearers
President Cyril Ramaphosa increases the salary of public office-bearers by 4.1% and 3.8% in different categories
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Minister talks F1 plans, LIV Golf success and SA stance on world cup boycott
Gayton McKenzie says F1 is 'going to happen' as instability in the Middle East may open calendar space, while LIV…
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Marsha eyes record-breaking Milan mission
Marsha 'The Machine' Muller heading to Italy for Gomu 48hr World Championship
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Transnet suspends 9 employees after internal probe uncovers irregularities
Zululand Observer
The national custodian of rail, port and pipeline infrastructure is blacklisting certain suppliers after an investigation revealed they were being…
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Vanderbijlpark scholar transport crash: Driver remains in custody
Sedibeng Ster
The man accused of killing 14 children in a horrific crash earlier this year is struggling to cope in Vereeniging…
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Court blackout: Bail hearing delayed for Mugabe and co-accused in Johannesburg
Alex News
No electricity at Alexandra court causes attempted murder-accused Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe and Tobias Tamirepi Mugabe Matonhdze’s bail bid to be…
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Suspect jumps from bridge after incident in Midrand
Midrand Reporter
There are still several unanswered questions after a late-night incident at a fuel station near New Road.
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Western Cape resident waits to return home amid Dubai attacks
George Herald
Thousands of South Africans in the Middle East are anxiously awaiting flights home amid regional attacks.
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Suicide: ‘It’s not a weakness – it’s pain that can be healed’
The Citizen
Spiritual practitioners say suicide is not weakness but deep pain, urging healing through mental health care and spiritual support.
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‘Poor bastards’, then and now
The Citizen
Less than 1 000 dead so far, but Iran’s missiles, drones and regime resilience keep the conflict alive.
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Iran says it will fight the war alone
The Citizen
Iran says no allies have offered military support against Israel and the US, insisting Tehran is prepared to defend itself.
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Another devastating storm coming for KZN?
The Citizen
Research has found that flooding in the province has doubled in the last century.
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Eskom threatens Ekurhuleni power cut
The Citizen
Ekurhuleni faces possible electricity reductions next month as Eskom demands payment of over R3 billion owed by the municipality.
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Creamy strawberry Pina Colada cocktail
Strawberry, milk and vodka come together in a smooth cocktail that’s easy to drink and perfect for Friday sundowners.
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Sow winter flowers for containers
Even though winter is a long way off, start sowing winter flowers now for colourful winter containers.
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Roast pork sandwich with red pepper pesto
Roast pork gets sliced thin and piled into a fresh baguette with sharp cheddar, pickles and a generous spread of…
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Game reserves with stories beyond the Big Five in South Africa
South Africa’s safari scene is evolving. The thrill of spotting lions and elephants remains, but a new wave of private…
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How to know if your cat is sunburnt and what to do about it
If you have a white, light-coloured or hairless cat - this article is for you.
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Audi Concept C set for production
Audi has described its new sports car as a 'serious product' and it will be in the market in two…
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SA new vehicle sales hit 13-year high in record February
Toyota and Suzuki lead a massive month for local sales, but the real story lies in the chasing pack –…
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Lepas L4 launches in SA
The Lepas L4 has launched in South Africa and will be available in three trim grades.
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Chery QQ3 heading for SA
The Chery QQ3 will be available in South Africa sometime this year but it will be sold under a different…
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BAIC X55 Plus: It’s built to stand out
A contemporary sport utility vehicle considered ahead of its time, the X55 Plus is packed with premium interior, top-class safety…
