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WHY AUNTS MATTER JUST AS MUCH AS MOTHERS IN RAISING GIRLS
Cape Times
|November 03, 2025
WHEN I left the Eastern Cape for Cape Town all those years ago, I thought I was just coming here to study.
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WHY AUNTS MATTER JUST AS MUCH AS MOTHERS IN RAISING GIRLS
WHEN I left the Eastern Cape for Cape Town all those years ago, I thought I was just coming here to study.
1 min
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
Crumbling municipalities under spotlight during Cyril's 'secret' GNU retreat
THE critical state of local government and next year's elections apparently topped the agenda of the two-day Government of National Unity (GNU) retreat at the Cradle of Humankind at the weekend.
2 mins
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
IFP dismisses claims of looming Cabinet reshuffle in KZN
THE IFP has dismissed claims that KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanga Ntuli intends to reshuffle the provincial government to secure the backing of the ANC when the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) tables its motion of no confidence against him.
2 mins
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
SA automotive sector faces pressure as wage talks stall and production outlook weakens
SOUTH Africa's automotive manufacturing industry is facing renewed strain amid stalled wage negotiations between employers and unions, with industry leaders warning that 2025 production levels could fall short of last year’s already subdued output.
2 mins
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
Israel warns of attacks against Hezbollah
ISRAEL warned yesterday that its military would step up its attacks against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, a day after the Lebanese health ministry reported four people killed in an Israeli air strike.
1 mins
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
Pirates’ Ouaddou backs young talent
ABDESLAM Ouaddou is a fearless players’ coach. As long as a player is good enough to fit into his philosophy and team organisation, he will throw him in the deep end.
2 mins
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
The rails we lost: How South Africa squandered its continental mandate for rolling stock
IN 2015, the African Union (AU) assigned South Africa the continental mandate to lead the manufacturing of rolling stock for Africa.
5 mins
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
CRIME STATS DELAY ERODES PUBLIC TRUST
'These figures form the foundation on which communities respond to violence'
2 mins
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
MTN Nigeria roars back to profitability with stellar nine-month results
MTN Nigeria Communications delivered a resounding financial comeback, reporting a robust performance for the nine months to September 30, 2025 - a N750.2 billion taxed profit marked a dramatic turnaround from a N514.9bn loss in the same period last year.
2 mins
November 03, 2025
Cape Times
Goolam Vawda, the 'untouchable cyberbully' in ANC factional battles
CONTROVERSIAL social media user Goolam Vawda, who has been accused of cyberbullying and defaming politicians, including former Minister Lindiwe Sisulu and other prominent South Africans, is allegedly being used as a proxy to fight ANC factional battles.
2 mins
November 03, 2025
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