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A Shot at Ending TB: South Africa Prepares to Roll Out a New Tuberculosis Vaccine
Cabinet says South Africa is preparing to register and introduce a new TB vaccine now in Phase 3 trials, backed by a…
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A Trillion Rand of Momentum: SA’s Infrastructure Drive Shifts From Blueprints to Building Sites
South Africa’s R1 trillion infrastructure programme is gaining pace, with a first national infrastructure bond, R156 billion for water, and a R148…
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Trade Keeps Flowing: Extended UAE Registration Deadline Backs SA Red Meat Farmers
Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp extended the VPN-59 registration deadline to 31 December 2026, keeping South African red meat exports to the UAE…
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The Wild, On the House: Free Entry to National Parks Returns This September
SA National Parks Week runs 7 to 13 September 2026, giving South Africans free day access to participating parks, after more than…
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Banked for Summer: Vaal River System Brims at 98.2% as Gauteng Builds a Water Buffer
The Integrated Vaal River System is 98.2% full, with Vaal Dam above capacity, giving Gauteng a strong, well-managed water reserve heading into…
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Nearly a Million Visitors in One Month: SA Tourism Rides a 12.5% Growth Wave
South Africa welcomed 991 696 international tourists in July 2026, up 12.5%, with arrivals for the year topping 6.5 million as tourism…
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