Matibe calls for stricter compliance as Limpopo liquor industry gathers for second Indaba

Limpopo MEC for Economic Development, Environment and Tourism, Tshitereke Baldwin Matibe, has called for stricter compliance in the province’s liquor industry to promote safer communities. Picture Credit: Facebook By Aisha Zardad Limpopo – The Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism (LEDET) has called for tougher regulatory compliance and stronger collaboration to address alcohol-related…

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SADA Rejects R90 Million Water Allocation Model in Sekhukhune Adjustments Budget

Sekhukhune District Municipality has allocated R90 million in its 2025/26 adjustments budget for boreholes, water tankering and supply interventions — a move critics say may not offer a sustainable long-term solution to the district’s water crisis. Picture Credit: Shutterstock By Aisha Zardad Sekhukhune – The Sekhukhune District Municipality (SDM) has allocated R90 million toward water-related…

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Gauteng Police Debunk Viral Corruption Allegations, Warn Against Misinformation Online

Gauteng police have dismissed viral social media claims accusing Johannesburg officers of corruption, urging the public to verify information before sharing it online. Picture Credit: Shutterstock By Aisha Zardad Johannesburg – Management within the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Johannesburg has cautioned the public against circulating what it describes as misleading social media content…

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UFS Study Reveals Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals in Sanitary Pads and Pantyliners

A selection of popular sanitary pads and pantyliners are under investigation after a UFS study detected hormone-disrupting chemicals, raising concerns about long-term health risks for women. Picture Credit: Adobe Stock By Aisha Zardad South Africa – A study conducted by the University of the Free State (UFS) has detected hormone-disrupting chemicals in all tested sanitary…

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