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A Language That Belongs to All of Us: Deaf Awareness Month Puts South African Sign Language in the Spotlight
PanSALB launched Deaf Awareness Month with a call to make South African Sign Language, an official language since 2023, flourish in hospitals,…
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From Beneficiaries to Bosses: Women Set to Own More of SA’s Human Settlements Value Chain
At a Johannesburg dialogue closing Women’s Month, Minister Thembi Simelane championed a 40% procurement set-aside to turn women into owners, professionals and…
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Turning the Tide: North West Goes a Full Week Without a Single New Foot-and-Mouth Case
For the first time since December 2025, North West has recorded a week with no new foot-and-mouth disease cases, after more than…
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Heritage Day 2026 Heads to KZN: King Zwelithini Stadium to Host a Celebration of the Ties That Bind Us
National Heritage Day celebrations on 24 September head to King Zwelithini Stadium in KwaZulu-Natal, joined with uMkhosi weLembe in partnership with the…
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From 50 Staff to 2 100: Cape Town’s Global Services Boom Gets a R70 Million Boost
Global business services firm Atain opens a new Cape Town centre, growing from 50 staff in 2022 towards 2 100 jobs on…
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Skills Revolution Rising: Durban Hosts SA’s First PSET Research Conference
South Africa’s inaugural PSET Research Conference brought global experts to Durban to shape future-ready skills, entrepreneurship and the workforce of tomorrow.
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Bafana Bafana Make History: South Africa Reach World Cup Knockouts for First Time
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Western Cape’s Largest Solar Cluster Goes Live as Grootfontein Plant Starts Operating
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Africa-Led HIV Vaccine Trial Launches in Cape Town in Historic First-in-Human Step
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New R520 Million Bursary Scheme to Send Over 5,000 Students to University