65 h. ago Burns Awareness Week kicks off as winter raises injury risks

According to WHO, an estimated 3.2% of people in South Africa sustain burn injuries each year.

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3 d. ago High Court has no jurisdiction over Cholota’s extradition claims: NPA

Cholota is adamant that the state misled US authorities that she was a fugitive and flight risk

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4 d. ago Orange river flood risk threatens crops and disrupts roads in NC

Rising water levels in the Lower Orange River threaten crops, with roads and bridges closed.

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5 d. ago Mpumalanga pushes to keep Metro FM awards amid economic boost

Mpumalanga eyes extension of Metro FM Awards deal amid tourism and economic benefits.

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5 d. ago At least seven killed, 20 injured in bombings in South Sudan: MSF

MSF said a bomb was dropped on the pharmacy, burning it to the ground and damaging the hospital

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5 d. ago SA backs media freedom as UN warns of press risks and rewards of AI

SA affirms media freedom as UN warns AI can empower or endanger global press integrity.

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5 d. ago Accommodation in Mbombela fully booked ahead of Metro FM Awards

Mbombela is alive as preparations continue for tonight's 25th edition of the Metro FM Music Awards.

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6 d. ago Eldos community members to take fight against crime to the street

Councilor Dwayne Ponsonby has questioned police's stats and says the march aims to raise awareness.

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7 d. ago Mass prayer service held in support of deceased constables’ families

The three police constables' bodies were retrieved earlier this week from the Hennops River.

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8 d. ago Over 160 motorists nabbed for drunk driving in Jhb in just one week

JMPD spokesperson Xolani Fihla says the arrests were made between the 21st and 27th of this month.

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9 d. ago Virtual AI Hackathon Connects Developers Across 15 African Nations

The Pan-African AI Collaboration Network (PAICN) successfully concluded its first virtual AI hackathon last week, bringing together over 300 developers from 15 African countries in a 72-hour innovation marathon. The event, themed “AI Solutions for Community Challenges,” showcased extraordinary talent while forging lasting professional connections across borders. Breaking Geographic Barriers Unlike traditional in-person events concentrated [...]

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1 week ago Historic Tokai Manor evacuated as Table Mountain fire spreads

SANParks evacuates Tokai Manor as helicopters battle raging fire that has burnt 3000 hectares.

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1 week ago NSRI urges Vaal River communities to evacuate amid flood risk

Vaal Dam gates opened as water levels soar; NSRI warns residents to evacuate flood-prone areas.

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1 week ago Eskom briefs Parliament Committee on winter generation capacity

CEO Dan Marokane says their focus is on ensuring the availability of additional power in winter.

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2 w. ago Expert Flags Political Undercurrents in Mashatile Shooting, Cites ANC Tensions and Delayed Disclosure

Criminal justice expert Professor Jéan Steyn has raised concerns about the timing and secrecy surrounding the reported shooting of Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s convoy, suggesting it may reflect deeper political tensions within the ANC. Steyn noted that the incident occurred shortly after the ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting—timing he described as potentially significant. “The… Read More »Expert Flags Political Undercurrents in Mashatile Shooting, Cites ANC Tensions and Delayed Disclosure The post Expert Flags Political Undercurrents in Mashatile Shooting, Cites ANC Tensions and Delayed Disclosure first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago North West parents criticize Department over poor school sanitation

Parents in North West say poor sanitation still puts learners at risk despite government claims.

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2 w. ago Eskom’s R3.6 billion diesel bill raises concerns, calls for clarity

Professor Padayachee echoes ActionSA’s view, stressing that load shedding has not truly ended

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2 w. ago Western Cape Authorities Urge Water Conservation Amid Dry Winter Forecast

The Western Cape government has called on residents to remain vigilant and conserve water, following forecasts indicating a drier-than-usual winter for the region. According to predictions from the South African Weather Service (SAWS), the province is expected to experience below-average rainfall in the coming months, sparking concerns about a potential drought. However, authorities noted that… Read More »Western Cape Authorities Urge Water Conservation Amid Dry Winter Forecast The post Western Cape Authorities Urge Water Conservation Amid Dry Winter Forecast first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Officials raise concern over violence at certain Gauteng schools

There was an alleged physical altercation between two students over a cap this morning.

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3 w. ago US pastor kidnapped in SA rescued unharmed after police shootout

Josh Sullivan, 45, was seized by armed men last week

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