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All Things Earthly: A Haven for Eco-friendly Living and Shopping

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All Things Earthly is a special store located in Noordhoek Farm Village that caters to people who care about maintaining a healthy and sustainable lifestyle. They offer a diverse range of products such as organic fruits and vegetables, natural body products, and healthy snacks. All Things Earthly prioritizes clean ingredients, supports local brands, and provides diverse options for people with different lifestyles. They are committed to making a positive impact on their customers’ health and the environment.

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Dismantling a Sophisticated Vehicle Theft Operation: Tireless Efforts Pay Off

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Police in Johannesburg have successfully dismantled a vehicle theft syndicate, arresting two suspects and seizing a number of stolen vehicles. A team of law enforcement agencies worked together on the operation, using intelligence reports to track the gang’s movements. As well as recovering three stolen vehicles, the team discovered multiple electronic devices and false registration plates. The syndicate targeted highend vehicles, using signal jammers and other sophisticated equipment to evade detection.

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Western Cape Schools Grapple with Storms’ Devastation

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In the aftermath of fierce storms, Western Cape schools have struggled to recover. Over 24 schools remained closed due to damage and obstructed access roads, with 249 schools in total being substantially affected by the storm. Teachers, government officials, and emergency services are collaborating to ensure the swift reopening of the schools and have implemented catchup plans for students to make up for lost days. Despite the challenges, the Western Cape community remains committed to their children’s education and wellbeing, demonstrating resilience and unity in the face of adversity.

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President Ramaphosa’s Domestic Initiatives: Strengthening South Africa’s Economy and Addressing Challenges

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President Ramaphosa is focusing on domestic initiatives to strengthen South Africa’s economy and tackle pressing challenges. These initiatives include boosting collaboration between the government and business sector and addressing issues such as energy, logistics, crime, and corruption. The President has also expressed condolences for the loss of Zoleka Mandela and offered support to those affected by recent flooding. Additionally, he will be hosting the Special Olympics Team to acknowledge their accomplishments and overseeing the inauguration of the Border Management Authority.

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Unveiling the 2023 National Tourism Careers Expo by Deputy Minister Fish Mahlalela

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The 2023 National Tourism Careers Expo promises to be an exciting event for learners and educators from all over South Africa, showcasing various careers and opportunities in the tourism industry. The event will focus on sustainable tourism, entrepreneurship, and innovation, and will feature exhibits, workshops, presentations, and discussions by industry experts. The expo is a collaborative effort by several organizations, and its aim is to inspire and educate the next generation of tourism professionals while emphasizing the importance of investing in the industry for community empowerment and sustainable growth.

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A Challenging Weekend for City’s Emergency and Law Enforcement Services

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This past weekend presented an extraordinarily demanding situation for the City’s Safety and Security Directorate, as emergency call centers experienced an influx of calls due to severe weather conditions. The impact of these difficult circumstances was felt by thousands of residents, while law enforcement agencies observed a 20% increase in arrests compared to the previous week.

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United for Water Solutions: Gauteng Municipalities and Rand Water Join Forces

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Gauteng province, a highly populated and industrialized region in South Africa, is grappling with significant water issues. Factors such as rapid population growth, increasing water losses in distribution systems, loadshedding, and insufficient infrastructure have put immense pressure on the province’s resources. To address these concerns, Senzo Mchunu, the Minister of Water and Sanitation, convened a meeting with Rand Water, a crucial water utility, and the mayors of numerous municipalities in Gauteng to discuss strategies for managing and safeguarding the area’s water resources.

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Investigating Tshwane Municipality Scandal: Rooiwal Wastewater Treatment Works

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The South African Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has recently shifted its attention to the Rooiwal Wastewater Treatment Works, following authorization by President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Proclamation R 138 of 2023. The SIU is investigating claims of maladministration and corruption within Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, with the primary objective of recovering any financial losses experienced by the state.

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Fostering Collaboration Between Government and Inter-Faith Communities

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Deputy President Paul Mashatile recently held discussions with distinguished religious and interfaith leaders at the Birchwood Hotel and OR Tambo Conference Centre. This gathering aimed to appreciate cultural diversity and encourage inclusivity and involvement among the faithbased sector. Mashatile expressed his appreciation for the unity and collaboration that characterized the meeting.

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Deputy President Paul Mashatile: Strengthening South Africa through Inter-Faith Cooperation and Dialogue

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Deputy President Paul Mashatile recently engaged with interfaith leaders to stress the significance of unifying South Africa’s multifaceted religious and cultural background and encouraging mutual respect and conversations among communities. The event was held at the Birchwood Hotel and OR Tambo Conference Centre, featuring numerous religious and interfaith leaders devoted to promoting social unity, interfaith discussions, and nationbuilding.

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Concerns Over Proposed Amendments to the Road Accident Fund Act

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The Law Society of South Africa (LSSA) has expressed its apprehension over the suggested changes to the Road Accident Fund Act, warning that the proposed amendments could have severe repercussions for all South African road users. The transport minister recently gazetted the draft amendment bill, which recommends significant alterations to the fund’s operation and the processes for claims payment. Of particular concern to the LSSA is the proposed elimination of the rights of drivers, passengers, and pedestrians to claim compensation for injuries they have sustained.

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Commemorating the Brave – The Kommetjie Submarine Disaster

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On a bright Wednesday afternoon, the usually tranquil ambiance of Kommetjie, a quaint town near Cape Town, was disrupted by an unexpected and disastrous event that led to the demise of three South African Navy officers. The harrowing episode took place near the Slangkop Lighthouse, as the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) submarine SAS Manthatisi was participating in a vital training exercise.

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Strengthening the Deaf Community: The South African Sign Language Charter Workshop

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The South African government teamed up with the Pan South African Language Board to organize a crucial workshop on the South African Sign Language (SASL) Charter on September 22, 2023. Held at the Government Communication and Information System in Pretoria, the event brought together representatives from national and Gauteng government departments to deliberate on the execution of the SASL Charter.

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