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STEM Comes to Manguzi: Science Month Career Expo Opens Doors for Rural KZN Learners
Deputy Minister Nomalungelo Gina leads a National Science Month career expo in uMkhanyakude, bringing bursaries, STEM guidance and hands-on science to rural…
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Back on the Menu: Saldanha Bay Mussels and Oysters Declared Safe to Harvest Again
Toxin levels in shellfish from the Saldanha Bay Aquaculture Development Zone have fallen below safety limits, the environment department confirms, reopening the…
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R295 Billion and Rising: South Africa and Germany Put Their Strategic Partnership to Work
Ministers Lamola and Wadephul agree to fast-track trade, critical minerals, battery manufacturing and youth skills as the 30-year partnership is elevated to…
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Owed and Finally Paid: Project Thubalethu Delivers R1.2 Million to Former Mineworkers in Port St Johns
A week-long Project Thubalethu outreach in Port St Johns paid R1.27 million in owed benefits to 277 former mineworkers and dependants, bringing…
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Digital-First Home Affairs: 422 000 Smart ID Applications Processed at Banks as Red Tape Falls Away
Home Affairs’ digital-first reforms have processed over 422 000 Smart ID applications through banks in four months, with home delivery and passport…
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Set the Tone Against Tanzania: Banyana Banyana Sharpen Up in Morocco for Their WAFCON 2026 Opener
Banyana Banyana are acclimatising in Morocco ahead of Monday’s WAFCON 2026 opener against Tanzania, with coach Desiree Ellis promising a balanced squad…
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