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Community helps SAPS reunite family: Missing Kakamas woman found safe

Community helps SAPS reunite family: Missing Kakamas woman found safe

A 40‑year‑old woman Ichrene Savada Sussana Windstaan who was reported missing in Kakamas was safely reunited with family thanks to the assistance of the community. The SAPS has urged residents to stay vigilant and report any incidents during the festive season. Read more: Community helps SAPS reunite family: Missing Kakamas woman found safe

R167m Hull Street housing project stalls again amid funding crisis

R167m Hull Street housing project stalls again amid funding crisis

The R167 million Hull Street Social Housing project has stalled yet again as funding shortfalls, escalating costs and unresolved geotechnical issues push its completion date indefinitely into the future. Read more: R167m Hull Street housing project stalls again amid funding crisis

‘Blocked’ Sassa cards and life policy deductions: Kimberley beneficiaries seek answers

‘Blocked’ Sassa cards and life policy deductions: Kimberley beneficiaries seek answers

Some Sassa beneficiaries in Kimberley say their grant cards were blocked, swallowed by ATMs and hit with unauthorised life policy deductions, while Sassa stresses that only approved agents may assist, urges beneficiaries to verify their grants at local offices and outlines steps to stop unlawful deductions. Read more: ‘Blocked’ Sassa cards and life policy deductions: […]

How my mix-tape made the trip shorter

How my mix-tape made the trip shorter

From quirky road-trip playlists to soaring festive prices, this column explores the joys of sharing music, the unwritten rules of life, and the need for fairness in everyday costs. Read more: How my mix-tape made the trip shorter

Bricks come crashing down at Provincial Library Depot

Bricks come crashing down at Provincial Library Depot

The Department of Employment and Labour inspected the Mervin Erlank building, which houses the Provincial Library Depot and the new office block for Cultural Affairs and Heritage Services, where a contravention notice was issued. The department stated that there is no threat to the safety of staff. Read more: Bricks come crashing down at Provincial […]

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