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Collaborating for a Sustainable Future in School Sports in South Africa

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The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture hosted the groundbreaking National School Sport Indaba, which concluded on September 15, 2023. This significant event in South African sports history witnessed a commitment from all attendees to work together to create and implement a plan for a sustainable school sport system in the country. Led by Minister Zizi Kodwa, the gathering included renowned sports leaders, educators, international experts, government representatives, former athletes, and activists, united under the compelling theme, “Towards an integrated and united school sport system.”

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Franschhoek’s latest culinary destination presents a sensory awakening

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With the arrival of spring and its refreshing breath of renewal, an exciting gastronomic adventure is about to unfold in South Africa’s culinary capital. Eleven, an aptly named restaurant, is preparing to make its debut on the lively Huguenot Street in Franschhoek, a town celebrated for its gourmet delights. Led by the esteemed chef and owner Ryan Shell, along with his team from the acclaimed Ōku and Yama eateries, Eleven is set to captivate diners with a sensory experience that captures the spirit of spiritual awakening.

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The Struggle against the Tides: South Africa’s Coastal Communities Face Spring Tide Devastation

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The constantly shifting tides along the coast, a source of inspiration for many artists and poets, now present a new threat to South Africa’s shoreline. As we marvel at the aweinducing power of nature, the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has urged increased caution among coastal communities. The spring tide, a phenomenon intensified by the new moon, has caused chaos throughout the Eastern, Southern, and Western Cape, prompting people to consider the fragile balance between human settlement and the ocean’s unyielding advance.

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Harnessing Media’s Influence in South Africa’s 2023 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement

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As 2023 emerges as a pivotal year in South Africa’s financial landscape, the National Treasury Communications Unit (NTCU) is gearing up to reveal the highly anticipated Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS). This significant milestone in the nation’s financial progress offers a chance for journalists to interact with the policy statement in a way that is both informative and insightful.

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Cape Town Officials Condemn Threats and Extortion Against City Staff and Contractors

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Reports of threats and extortion attempts against city staff and contractors in Cape Town have surfaced recently. The incident occurred during a critical public lighting project in Eerste River last Friday. As a result, the City’s Public Lighting teams and their associates temporarily withdrew from the area, pledging to return once safety is ensured. The City of Cape Town has issued a statement denouncing the intimidation and calling on residents to support in apprehending the culprits.

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Counterfeiters Target Springbok Jerseys During Rugby Fever in South Africa

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Counterfeiters have attempted to take advantage of the rugby fever gripping South Africa by producing fake Springbok jerseys. However, in response, police raided a business premises in Brackenfell and confiscated dozens of counterfeit items. The South African Rugby Union (SARU) has also warned that legal action will be taken against companies infringing on its intellectual property (IP) rights.

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The City’s Metal Theft Unit (MTU), also known as the Copperheads, has been making waves in recent years due to their efforts in combating metal theft and vandalism of critical infrastructure. The unit’s persistence and dedication have led to an increase in arrests, operations, and hotspot patrols, resulting in a significant decline in metal theft.

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Mashilo Boloka appointed as Vice Chairperson of GORSN

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The Global Online Safety Regulators Network (GORSN) has recently announced the appointment of Dr. Mashilo Boloka as its Vice Chairperson. Dr. Boloka is the CEO of the South African Film and Publication Board (FPB) and will serve in this role starting in 2024. During GORSN’s first inperson meeting in London on September 12, 2023, hosted by the UK’s Communications Regulator, Office of Communications (OFCOM), the announcement was made.

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The Heightened Security Measures for Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi’s Funeral

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As the people of Ulundi, KwaZuluNatal, prepare to pay their final respects to the late Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, security measures are being significantly enhanced. The South African Police Service (SAPS), under the guidance of the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS), is mobilizing resources to ensure the safety and security of the 20,000 mourners expected to attend the funeral.

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