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Teenage pregnancies rise in Cape Town as City Health promotes early antenatal care

OVER 22 000 women accessed City Health facilities for basic antenatal care last year - 1 230 were teenagers under 18, which is a 1.2% increase from the previous year.

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1 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

Liverpool transfer analysis: Jacquet signing, and the defensive crisis

THERE is a particular kind of transfer that instantly sends a fanbase into an existential crisis.

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3 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

BofA sees March rate cut as Moody's flags debt and SOE risks in South Africa's recovery

Ratings agency cautions that perstistant structural weaknesses, debt, weak labour and SOEs continue to pose risks

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2 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

Teenager linked to Philippi tavern massacre after 'confession'

THE teenager arrested and charged for the murders of nine people who were shot at a Philippi East tavern, has abandoned his bail application.

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1 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

Cape Times

Rural India powers global AI models

TENDING crops by day and then logging on for a night shift of data labelling, 27-year-old Chandmani Kerketta is part of a rising rural Indian workforce helping power an artificial intelligence revolution.

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3 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

Cape Times

Why McKenzie’s support for ICE betrays spirit of Ubuntu

IN SOUTH Africa where the Springbok was once a symbol of racial exclusion but now a symbol of unity and hope, sport and politics have always been linked.

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3 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

Investigation uncovers serious failures in Western Cape prisons

THE shocking erroneous release of inmate Thembalethu Inganathi Daba from Pollsmoor Remand Detention Facility in September 2025, has been determined to be a deliberate escape facilitated by impersonation and operational failures, not an administrative error.

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2 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

Homeowners ready to haul banks to court over repossessed properties

THE lawyer representing hundreds of people who claimed that their homes were unfairly repossessed has expressed his readiness to proceed with the court application to have a R60 billion class action against major banks certified.

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2 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

Why ANC won't back Zulu king's call to rename KwaZulu-Natal

THE ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has refused to support AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s campaign to rename the province to KwaZulu.

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1 mins

February 04, 2026

Cape Times

South Africa becomes Class A shareholder in Afreximbank, deepening continental trade ties

SOUTH Africa on Wednesday will formally transition to Class A Shareholder status in the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), a move that signals a deepening of the country’s strategic engagement with one of Africa’s most important multilateral financial institutions.

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1 mins

February 04, 2026

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