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Prof’s legal team urges boycott of Abu Dhabi

Professor Cyril Karabus’s legal team has called on event organisers from across the globe to reconsider hosting events in Abu Dhabi. ||| Cape Town - Cape Town Professor Cyril Karabus’s legal team has...

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Workers to return to farms - union

A call had been made for striking farmworkers to go back to work in the spirit of ongoing negotiations for a higher daily wage. ||| Western Cape - Around 1 500 striking farmworkers are expected to...

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Treasury ultimatum may 'close' old town

Political infighting between the ANC and the DA in Swellendam may lead to the municipality effectively closing its doors. ||| Cape Town - Political infighting between the ANC and the DA in Swellendam...

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Shilowa speech ruffles Cope feathers

Tensions flared again within Cope when its acting general secretary accused Mbhazima Shilowa of being in contempt of court. ||| Cape Town - Long-standing tensions flared again on Monday when Cope...

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MEC warns staff in school stand-off

Teachers at Dr Nelson R Mandela High School in Crossroads say they won’t return to class until the principal is removed. ||| Cape Town - Teachers at Dr Nelson R Mandela High School in Crossroads say...

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DA ‘will fight transfer of hospitals’

The DA will not relinquish control of Groote Schuur and Tygerberg hospitals to the national Health Department without a fight. ||| Cape Town - The DA provincial government will not relinquish control...

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Cape universities call for crime inquiry

Probing the state of policing in Khayelitsha is the first step in tackling high levels of crime in the area, the Universities of Cape Town and Stellenbosch said. ||| Cape Town - Probing the state of...

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Cosatu: farm strike over for now

The Western Cape farmworkers' strike has been called off, a provincial Congress of SA Trade Unions (Cosatu) official said. ||| The Western Cape farmworkers' strike has been called off, a provincial...

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Parents told to massage baby’s twisted knee

Leondre was born with a rare condition but her parents were told by nurses that they had nothing to worry about. ||| Cape Town - Staff at a local State hospital sent a newborn home with her knee...

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Farmworkers secure wage deal

Western Cape farmworkers have called off their two-week strike after clinching a substantial wage increase. ||| Cape Town - Workers in the fruit-growing region of the Western Cape on Tuesday called off...

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Motsoaledi to crack whip in Cape

Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has been deployed to help the ANC provincial leadership win back the Western Cape in 2014. ||| Cape Town - Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi - the man deployed to help...

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Newspaper hits back at Zille with video

The war of words between Helen Zille and the New Age newspaper continued, with allegations flying from both sides. ||| Cape Town - The war of words between DA leader Helen Zille and the New Age...

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Cape's high-tech lane cameras return

High-tech cameras will nab lane intruders and measure speed over distance. ||| The high-tech number plate recognition cameras on Cape Town’s N2 bus and minibus taxi (BMT) lane – switched off more than...

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Arno Carstens 'smelled of alcohol'

Arno Carstens smelled of alcohol and staggered on his feet when he was arrested for drunk driving, a court heard. ||| Cape Town - Rock star Arno Carstens smelled of alcohol and staggered on his feet...

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Girl, 14, ‘first sold for sex at 11’

An abused girl was only 11 years old when she was allegedly groomed to be a child prostitute and sold for as little as R20 to men. ||| Cape Town - An abused 14-year-old girl was sold to old men for sex...

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Many in Cape going hungry every week

Four out of 10 households in the Cape's poor areas go without food at least once a week because they do not have enough money. ||| Cape Town - Four out of 10 households in Cape Town’s poor areas go...

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Hundreds of Cape pupils still to be placed

Between 500 and 700 children in the Western Cape have not yet found places in schools, according to the Education Department. ||| Cape Town - Between 500 and 700 children in the Western Cape have not...

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Cop held after shooting KFC robber

A police officer who killed a robber in a shootout at a fast food outlet has been arrested for murder, Ipid said. ||| Durban - A police officer who killed a robber in a shootout at a fast food outlet...

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Surfer says dunking ‘was a joke’

The surfer identified as the one who repeatedly dunked another in an apparent surf rage incident has spoken out. ||| Cape Town - The surfer identified as the one who repeatedly dunked another in an...

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Cape train fire chaos

Passengers jumped to safety after a fire tore through a carriage at Woodstock station on Tuesday afternoon during peak hour. ||| Cape Town - Passengers on a Metrorail train jumped to safety after a...

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