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00:06:20
3/18/2026
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A recent judgment by the Western Cape High Court has ignited debate about the legal and financial responsibilities of step-parents. The court ordered a divorced man to continue paying maintenance for his two stepchildren, even though he never legally ...
00:05:44
3/18/2026
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The Eastern Cape Department of Health is preparing to roll out a groundbreaking HIV prevention injection that could significantly reduce new infections in the province.
00:07:06
3/18/2026
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This year marks 20 years since South Africa legalised civil unions, a landmark moment for LGBTQI rights under the Civil Union Act.
00:09:05
3/18/2026
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The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has announced that more than 200,000 South Africans have registered to vote since November 2025, with young people making up the majority of new registrations. The update comes ahead of the IEC’s nationwi...
00:06:15
3/18/2026
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The Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure has revealed that the government plans to dispose of more than 1,600 state-owned buildings and properties as part of a broader effort to cut costs and improve how state assets are used.
00:08:14
3/18/2026
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Schools in parts of Limpopo have been temporarily closed after persistent heavy rainfall caused flooding and serious safety concerns. The Limpopo Department of Education has suspended schooling in several affected districts for two days as roads becom...
00:06:46
3/17/2026
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The growing impact of illicit trade and offshore e-commerce platforms on South Africa’s economy will be a key focus at the upcoming Buy Local Summit & Expo in Johannesburg.
00:04:29
3/17/2026
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Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has invited the public and tourism industry stakeholders to comment on a newly gazetted Draft Code of Good Practice for short-term rentals, aimed at guiding conduct in the rapidly growing accommodation sector.
00:07:50
3/17/2026
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The South African Human Rights Commission is currently holding a National Investigative Hearing into South Africa’s food systems in Johannesburg, examining the growing crisis of hunger and access to adequate food across the country.
00:06:17
3/17/2026
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