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The Persistence of Corporal Punishment in South African Homes and Schools

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Despite being banned in South Africa for almost 30 years, corporal punishment remains a concerning issue. Recent data from Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) show that 3 out of 10 households in South Africa believe that physically punishing children is acceptable if they talk back or argue with their parents. This revelation came to light during the country’s observation of Child Protection Week.

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A Thrilling Encounter: Debunking the Monster Myth of Great White Sharks

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In Mossel Bay, a popular tourist spot in South Africa, a tour guide recently had an unforgettable experience. While conducting a diving tour with great white sharks, Mark Graham captured a spinechilling moment on tape. A threemetrelong predator leapt out of the water, seized a sizable chunk of bait in its formidable jaws, and thrashed it about until it was torn apart.

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The Menace of Gang-Related Shootings in South Africa

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In recent times, South Africa’s Western Cape has witnessed a surge in gangrelated shootings, resulting in the deaths of six individuals. The increasing violence has sparked concerns among residents and local organizations about the safety of the community. ## The Most Recent Shootings in Manenberg

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The Art of Diplomacy: US Sanctions on Sudan Amid a Tenuous Ceasefire

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In the midst of escalating violence in Sudan, the United States has imposed sanctions on Sudanese leaders responsible for the breakdown of the country’s ceasefire efforts. This move comes after a ceasefire brokered by the US and Saudi Arabia was violated by both the national army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), resulting in the deaths of 18 civilians and injuries to 106 others.

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KZN Health MEC to Face Charges for Mobile Clinic Corruption Scandal

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) in KwaZuluNatal (KZN) is calling for the former KZN Health MEC, Dr. Sibongiseni Dhlomo, to be held accountable for the alleged corruption involving the procurement of mobile clinics in 2013. This case emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in government departments and the need for adherence to procurement procedures.

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Pearl Thusi: Celebrating the Multi-Talented Star of Mzansi

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Pearl Thusi has become a renowned figure in the South African entertainment industry, having achieved a distinguished career as an activist, model, and presenter. Born on May 13, 1988, in KwaZuluNatal, South Africa, the 35yearold celebrity has also received international recognition for her outstanding work.

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Western Cape’s Tourism Industry: Beyond Recovery and Towards Growth

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Cape Town International Airport (CTIA) achieved a significant milestone in April 2023 as the airport’s share of overseas tourists reached full recovery compared to its prepandemic levels in April 2019. During the month, CTIA recorded a total of 67,747 tourist arrivals via air, with 87% coming from overseas markets and the remaining 13% from the African continent, according to the monthly tourism report from Wesgro, the Western Cape Government’s trade, investment, and tourism promotion agency.

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Western Cape Embraces Renewable Energy Tax Incentives

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The Western Cape province in South Africa is committed to a sustainable future, and it is making significant strides towards achieving this goal. One of the ways the province is supporting the use of renewable energy sources is through tax incentives, as highlighted by the Director of Personal Income Tax at the National Treasury, Marle Van Niekerk, during Premier Alan Winde’s 13th Energy Digicon.

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Cape Town Mayor Hill-Lewis Receives Clean Audit Award for 2021-22

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On June 2nd, Cape Town Mayor Geordin HillLewis was honored during a ceremony held in Saldanha for receiving the city’s clean audit award for the 202122 financial year from the Auditor General (AG). This award recognizes the city’s unwavering commitment to transparency, integrity, and excellence in governance. It also demonstrates Cape Town’s focus on improving the lives of its citizens by ensuring public funds are used efficiently and effectively.

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South African Firefighters to Assist Canadians in Wildfire Combat

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Over 200 South African firefighters will join Canadian firefighters to combat the wildfires that have been devastating the province of Alberta. The Working on Fire program initiated by the South African Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment facilitated this remarkable international collaboration. This marks the fifth deployment of South African firefighters to Canada.

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