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Calm Holds Across the Country After Ramaphosa Meets Protest Leaders
Late-night talks on 29 June between President Cyril Ramaphosa and protest leaders appear to have steadied the national mood, with communities reported…
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Step by Step: Ex-Springbok Deputy Mayor Runs to Put Shoes on Kids’ Feet
Former Springbok prop and Cape Town deputy mayor Eddie Andrews ran the Two Oceans half-marathon to fund his ‘Soles for Souls’ campaign,…
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All That Jazz: Cape Town Festival Draws 37,000 to Africa’s Premier Music Event
The Cape Town International Jazz Festival drew more than 37,000 attendees in March 2026, headlining a packed events calendar that is driving…
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Game-Changing HIV Jab Rolls Out Across South African Clinics
South Africa is rolling out lenacapavir, a twice-yearly HIV prevention injection, across 360 government clinics from April 2026, alongside major progress in…
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SA Leads Africa’s Green Hydrogen Race as Prieska Reserve Powers Up
South Africa is emerging as a continental front-runner in green hydrogen, with the Northern Cape’s Prieska Power Reserve set to begin producing…
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Record Hatch: SANCCOB Celebrates Most Penguin Chicks Ever in One Season
Cape Town seabird centre SANCCOB has hatched more than 150 penguin chicks in 2026, its highest single-season total ever, boosting the critically…
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