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FRANK STEWART
Cape Times
|February 16, 2026
I suppose the story is a spoof, but you never know, with what comes out of Washington these days.
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It's said that Santa Claus has been put on notice by the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA has enjoined Mr. Claus from putting lumps of coal in any more stockings as of 2030.Bridge has many rules and regulations, some of doubtful validity. Against today's 3NT, West led a low spade, and South took the queen and led a diamond: low from West, jack from dummy. East did his best by ducking; if he took the queen, declarer would finesse in diamonds again an
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Art and deal: market slump pushes galleries to the Gulf
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Gauteng liquor traders slam proposed licensing fee hikes as blow to township businesses
THE Gauteng Liquor Traders Association (GLTA) has rejected proposed increases in liquor licensing fees by the Gauteng Liquor Board, warning that the move would disproportionately hurt township-based micro and small businesses already battling what it describes as a “broken and unworkable” regulatory system.
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Witness adamant Booysen split led to Wainstein murder
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1 mins
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Industry has mixed response to Zambia’s temporary import ban on South African livestock
ZAMBIA announcing a temporary import ban on South African livestock due to the Foot and Mouth disease (FMD) outbreak has received mixed responses from the agriculture industry and the Department of Agriculture.
2 mins
February 17, 2026
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Tongaat Hulett and the governance gap between reporting and reality
HOW does an organisation with established reporting systems, external audits and formally constituted governance structures unravel to this extent?
4 mins
February 17, 2026
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AECI forecasts over 20% increase in earnings for 2025 amidst operational challenges
AECL, a key player in the mining and chemicals sector in South Africa, foresees significant earnings growth in its year to December 31, 2025, with earnings per share expected to swing back into the black.
1 mins
February 17, 2026
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India forced to defend US trade deal
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February 17, 2026
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Macclesfield keep the ‘Cup magic’ alive
THE romance of the FA Cup has always added something special to the month of love, with the chance of an upset - not roses and candlelit dinners - getting the hearts of fans fluttering, and red cards the ones that truly matter.
3 mins
February 17, 2026
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THE FRIENDSHIP SKILLS CHILDREN GAIN FROM READING ALOUD
AS PARENTS around the globe continue to grapple with the implications of escalating screen time, a recent poll conducted by CS Mott Children’s Hospital has ignited a fresh wave of concern.
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February 17, 2026
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More woes for Ekurhuleni senior officials implicated in Madlanga
THE full suspension of City of Ekurhuleni’s legal services head, Adv. Kemi Behari and Human Resources head, Linda Gxasheka — with formal charge sheets now imminent for them, including the metro’ chief Julius Mkhwanazi — form part of an aggressive institutional renewal programme aimed at tightening governance, enforcing accountability and restoring administrative integrity across departments.
1 min
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