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A Call for Israel to Uphold International Law and Safeguard Civilians

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South Africa, along with Brazil and Ireland, is calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and for Israel to comply with international law to protect civilian lives. The ongoing violence has caused extensive devastation and loss of life, with numerous civilian targets falling victim to Israeli bombardment. The deliberate airstrikes on fleeing civilians represent grave violations of international humanitarian law and qualify as war crimes. Foreign nationals and Palestinian civilians should be allowed to exit Gaza swiftly, and Israel must adhere to international law and refrain from targeting these civilians in hospitals, ambulances, schools, apartment buildings, and private vehicles.

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Breaking Barriers: Women at the Forefront of Two Oceans Marathon Board Leadership

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Ilse De Wet and Liezel Short have made history as the first female leadership duo of the Two Oceans Marathon board. As chairperson and vicechairperson, respectively, they bring expertise in marketing, event organization, and leadership to the board and signify progress towards gender equality in sports management. Their appointment inspires and encourages women to pursue leadership roles in all aspects of life. The new leadership promises a bright future for the Two Oceans Marathon, with a renewed sense of optimism and a shared vision for the event’s ongoing legacy.

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Challenging the Status Quo: Julius Malema’s Crusade Against South African Rugby’s Legacy

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Julius Malema, the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, opposes the Springboks’ emblem and team colors, which he claims symbolize “white supremacy at the highest level.” Malema seeks to challenge the perception that rugby is a sport solely for white people and aims to reclaim rugby as a sport for all South Africans. His call for a new name, emblem, and team colors that embody the country’s democratic principles rather than “white supremacy” has struck a chord with those who wish to see a more inclusive South African sports scene.

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Celebrating Minister Blade Nzimande’s Accomplishments and Partnership Prospects

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South African Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation, Dr. Blade Nzimande, has been awarded an Honorary Professorship from Beijing Jiaotong University, highlighting the potential for increased collaboration between South Africa and China in science, technology, and innovation. This partnership can aid in South Africa’s railway development, learning from the success of Beijing Jiaotong University’s scientific research and vocational training integration. Dr. Nzimande expresses gratitude and pledges to support the ongoing advancement of the respected university, learning from its achievements to help South Africa conquer poverty and eradicate inequality.

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South Africa Prepares for Third Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution

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South Africa is getting ready for the third Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution, which aims to create an international legally binding agreement to end plastic pollution and marine litter by the end of 2024. Minister of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment, Ms. Barbara Creecy, is hosting a stakeholder engagement meeting to solidify South Africa’s negotiation position for the conference. The event represents a crucial milestone in the global effort to combat plastic pollution and will focus on addressing the entire plastic lifecycle.

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MotiMoves Inspires Olympic Ambitions of South African Women’s Hockey Team

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MotiMoves, a free online entrepreneurship program, has become the primary sponsor of South Africa’s women’s field hockey team as they aim to compete in the 2024 Olympics in France. With R30 million in funding over 12 months, the sponsorship exemplifies a deep faith in the potential of South African women’s hockey. The team is competing in the African Hockey Road to Paris tournament and has already captivated numerous fans throughout South Africa and beyond.

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Discovering Culinary Delights: 5 Cape Town Cooking Courses

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Experience the rich cultural and culinary offerings of Cape Town with these top cooking courses. From the BoKaap Cooking Tour that takes you on a guided walk and interactive cooking workshop, to the musicinfused Food Jams and the traditional African cooking at Pahari Restaurant, there’s something for everyone. StirCrazy Cooking offers diverse classes, while Ginger & Lime provides an international flair. Embark on a gastronomic adventure and broaden your culinary horizons with these unforgettable experiences.

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Unveiling Cape Town: A Voyage Through the City’s Enthralling Tales

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Unveiling Cape Town takes readers on a journey through the city’s diverse and enthralling tales. From demands for government accountability to spooky hikers and amended national park fees, to heartwarming exchanges between Springbok captain Siya Kolisi and President Cyril Ramaphosa, Cape Town’s unique character shines through. The article showcases the city’s resilience, collaboration, and humor, culminating in the triumphant homecoming of the Springbok team and the promise of lasting memories for visitors.

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Experience the Magic of Film, Scenery, and Wine: Galileo Open Air Cinema in the Winelands

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The Galileo Open Air Cinema in the Winelands is a magical experience where you can watch captivating films under the starry sky, surrounded by picturesque landscapes and exceptional wines. With a diverse assortment of films ranging from romantic stories to actionpacked favorites, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Special promotions and local gastronomic treats add to the unforgettable experience. Set out on this cinematic voyage in the Winelands and create memories that will endure a lifetime.

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Honoring Hope the Caracal: Safeguarding Biodiversity and Urban Wildlife in Cape Town

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The Urban Caracal Project in Cape Town is dedicated to protecting biodiversity and urban wildlife through research and conservation initiatives. The project emphasizes responsible pet ownership, particularly in protected areas where dogs can pose a risk to local wildlife. The recent loss of Hope, a studied caracal and symbol of adaptability, highlights the importance of this mission and the need for cooperative efforts to preserve the delicate balance between urbanization and nature.

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A Melody of Mastery: South African Stars Dazzle at the Opera World Cup

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South African singers Nombulelo Yende and Siphokazi Molteno showcased their exceptional talent at the 30th Opera World Cup, Operalia, held in Cape Town. Yende was among the 12 finalists, while Molteno advanced to the final round in the Zarzuela category. With over $200,000 in total prize money, Operalia draws diverse voices from around the globe, and South Africa’s representation in the finals underscores the country’s thriving opera landscape. The event also aimed to inspire future generations of opera singers, aligning with the African proverb, “it takes a village to raise a child.”

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The Ascent of Chef Tyron Gentry: A Symphony of French Fusion Mastery

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Chef Tyron Gentry is a talented culinary artist who specializes in Frenchinspired cooking with global flavors. He has worked with renowned chefs like Luke Dale Roberts and JanHendrik van der Westhuizen and currently serves as Development and Executive Chef at Livy’s, where he prioritizes fresh, highquality ingredients and balanced flavor combinations. His calm and respectful leadership style fosters a collaborative and supportive atmosphere in the kitchen, ensuring his continued success in pleasing discerning tastes worldwide.

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A Thrilling Encounter: India’s Impressive Triumph over South Africa in the Cricket World Cup

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India secured an impressive 243run victory over South Africa in the Cricket World Cup, demonstrating a perfect mix of aggressive gameplay and strategic intelligence. The Indian batting lineup’s consistency and determination were key factors in constructing a daunting total that South Africa found challenging to chase. South Africa struggled to maintain their run rate and take wickets, and only three of their batters managed to cross the doublefigure mark, leaving them staggering in their pursuit. Despite the defeat, South Africa is still on track to reach the semifinals.

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Gauteng Health Department Steps Up Malaria Awareness Efforts

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The Gauteng Department of Health in South Africa has intensified its malaria awareness campaign, targeting public transportation hubs to emphasize prevention measures. The department provides malaria chemoprophylaxis to travelers leaving South Africa for endemic regions and urges them to report any symptoms within 21 days of returning for quick testing and treatment. The GDoH has also teamed up with Doctors Without Borders to enhance awareness and translation of malaria information. Through these efforts, the department aims to reduce malaria transmission and safeguard its residents.

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Advancing Equality: A Service Delivery Initiative for Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities in Kwa-Nongoma

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The Advancing Equality Service Delivery Initiative is a joint effort between the Department of Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities and the Office of the Premier of KwaZuluNatal to provide comprehensive government services to women, youth, and individuals with disabilities in KwaNongoma. The initiative aims to address the psychosocial challenges faced by marginalized groups and ensure that everyone can access critical government services. The project sets a precedent for future service delivery drives and symbolizes hope, unity, and progress towards a more equitable society.

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Promoting Access to Higher Education: NSFAS’ Financial Assistance for South African Students

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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is a vital institution in South Africa, providing crucial financial support for tertiary education to eligible students at universities and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges. Though recently under scrutiny for alleged delays in disbursing allowances, NSFAS emphasizes its commitment to financial prudence and accountability, continuously working to enhance data exchange processes with educational institutions for more efficient student registration and allowance disbursements. NSFAS remains dedicated to providing essential financial support to South Africa’s future leaders and innovators, ensuring a brighter future for all.

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