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Limit children’s access to social media

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April 15, 2025

THE increasing accessibility of social media to children raises concerns that warrant immediate attention and action.

Special measures must be implemented to limit children’s access to these platforms, given their addictive nature and the potential risks involved. It is crucial for us as a society to initiate a conversation about warnings for social media users, similar to health warnings on cigarette packages, to ensure that individuals, especially children, understand the potential dangers they face online. One of the most alarming issues is the presence of sexual predators and criminals who exploit social media platforms.

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Agriculture Department rejects claims of regulatory collapse in fertilisers and farm feeds

THE Department of Agriculture (DoA) has dismissed claims by the Southern African Agri Initiative (Saai) that the regulatory system responsible for approving fertilisers, pesticides, farm feeds and veterinary products is facing a \"total administrative breakdown.

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2 mins

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

Oosthuizen warns Blitzboks must hit the ground running

VETERAN Blitzbok forward Ryan Oosthuizen feels that every match at the Emirates Dubai 7s tournament this weekend will be like a knockout match and warns that a slow start could prove costly to their ambitions of beginning the 2025/26 HSBC SVNS Series on a high.

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2 mins

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

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Nedbank to pay Transnet R600m in confidential settlement

Bank and parastatal agree to end litigation, and settlement is made without any admission of liability

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2 mins

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

Vodacom invests over R1.1bn to boost network infrastructure across KwaZulu-Natal

VODACOM KwaZulu-Natal has announced a major investment of more than R1.1 billion in network infrastructure for the current financial year (FY2026), reinforcing its commitment to expanding connectivity and accelerating digital inclusion across South Africa's most populous province.

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1 mins

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

Transnet celebrates milestone of 200th Traxx 23E locomotive

TRANSNET recently celebrated a pivotal milestone in South Africa's industrial and economic recovery, as the 200th state-of-the-art Traxx 23E locomotive rolled off the assembly line.

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1 min

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

South Africans are still battling the effects of long COVID

\"I FEEL better, but my mind isn't the same.\" Four years after the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, such comments are still heard regularly in many medical practices in South Africa. What began as a respiratory virus seems to have left a lingering mark on some people who were infected.

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3 mins

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

Octodec Investments boosts dividends amid resilient inner-city portfolio performance

OCTODEC Investments, a prominent JSE-listed Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) primarily operating in Tshwane and Johannesburg, has reported a 7.6% increase in its full-year dividend, now standing at 134.5 cents per share for the year ending August 31.

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3 mins

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

Van den Berg warns depleted Wales will 'chase lost causes'

SPRINGBOK scrumhalf Morne van den Berg says South Africa cannot afford to underestimate Wales in Saturday's Test at the Principality Stadium, warning that a patched-together Welsh side will still bring the trademark fight, physicality and defiance that South African teams have come to expect in the north.

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2 mins

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

FRANK STEWART BRIDGE

TIME FLIES

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1 mins

November 26, 2025

Cape Times

Activists haul government to court over claims of citizens fighting for Israel

ATTORNEY and human rights defender Ziyaad Ebrahim Patel and Safoudien Bester, a Palestinian Solidarity activist have launched a high court application to hold the government accountable to its international and other obligations following allegations that a group of South Africans was unlawfully serving in the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) in the armed conflict in the Gaza Strip.

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1 min

November 26, 2025

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