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A heatwave is expected to impact the Northern and Western Cape regions of South Africa, with temperatures forecasted to exceed 30°C.

President Cyril Ramaphosa will lead a reburial ceremony for Khoi-San ancestral remains in the Northern Cape, commemorating the repatriation of remains that symbolize historical injustices against indigenous peoples.

The program 'Sister Lands' showcases the historical and cultural connections between Salvador, Brazil, and the Portuguese cities of Lisbon and Porto, as well as the islands of Santiago and São Filipe in Cape Verde.

Cape York communities in Far North Queensland are starting their recovery and clean-up efforts following the impact of Tropical Cyclone Narelle, which has begun to move toward the Northern Territory.

Tropical Cyclone Narelle causes significant rainfall and wind damage in Far North Queensland, prompting flood alerts and ongoing recovery efforts.

Cape Town's municipality has outlined its budget allocation for infrastructure projects, highlighting the controversial N2 Edge wall project within a larger urban mobility plan.

The City of Cape Town has outlined its spending plans on infrastructure, including a controversial N2 Edge wall project estimated to cost R115-million as part of a much larger R8.2-billion budget for urban mobility and housing.

Jesse Rissanen, a 23-year-old gamer from Tampere, Finland, relocated to Cape Town, South Africa, for one and a half months to reduce a critical 0.18-second delay affecting his performance in competitive gaming.

Repairs on the collapsed sewer line in Khayelitsha, South Africa, are expected to be completed within a month after significant infrastructure damage caused by sinkholes.

Residents of Coen in Cape York are preparing for the arrival of Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle, which could bring significant disruption to their community.

Residents of Centane, Eastern Cape, express their frustrations to the South African Human Rights Commission about serious water and sanitation failures affecting their community.

Residents of Cape York are advised to prepare shelter from the impending Cyclone Narelle, which is projected to be a strong category four or five storm.

Hundreds gathered in Cape Town for Quds Day to express solidarity with Palestine amidst escalating US-Israel military actions against Iran.

Italian motorcycle brand Moto Morini has launched the X-CAPE 1200, a high-displacement adventure bike aimed at long-distance travels and versatile terrain exploration.

Cultural burning practices have been revived by the Yuwi people in Yuwibara Country, Australia, marking the first such practice since colonisation.

Research identifies Cape York and Port Hedland as the entry points at highest risk for lumpy skin disease in Australia.

The rights and ownership of the Kalahari Mall in Upington, Northern Cape, are being sold for nearly $50 million by Hosken Consolidated Investments Limited.

NASA is preparing to launch four astronauts from Cape Canaveral on April 1st, intending to orbit the Moon rather than land on it, as part of the Artemis II mission.

The article discusses the stability and perceived safety of Croatia in the context of European Union protection and local issues.

The article discusses the resurgence of the Cape leopard population, which raises hopes for conservation efforts in the region.

South Africa experiences record-breaking temperatures across several weather stations during a recent heat wave.

Extreme heat in South Africa is causing significant health issues for children, highlighting the dangers of climate change and heat stress.

The Finnish national eSports team Huuhkajat is set to compete in the FIFA Series tournament in New Zealand at the end of March.

Wildlife cameras have captured rare images of blond echidnas and other unique species on Truwana/Cape Barren Island, highlighting significant conservation efforts.

The Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association is demanding the installation of surveillance cameras at the Nyanga taxi rank following violent incidents including arson and shootings.

Over 500 residents have been displaced due to fires in Cape Town's informal settlements, prompting ongoing relief efforts and infrastructure assessments.

South Africa has re-enlisted 62 retired detectives to bolster its police force in the Western Cape amid rising crime rates.

The Green Cape Lighthouse in New South Wales has been recommissioned after standing idle for over three decades, marking its return to service.

The Central Karoo region struggles with alarming health and economic issues despite positive growth in the overall Western Cape province.

Nine taxis were set on fire in the Nyanga rank of Cape Town amidst ongoing tensions related to taxi violence.

The Western Cape High Court ruled that only Parliament can make changes to the Value Added Tax rate, declaring a section of the law unconstitutional.

The Cape Town Cycle Tour is facing challenges, described as a 'rolling disaster' by officials, yet it plays a significant role in boosting the local economy.

Cape Town's controversial plan to construct a nearly nine-kilometre anti-crime wall along a highway used by travelers between the airport and the city center has sparked significant debate among residents.

More than 80 learners from the Enon farming community in Eastern Cape, South Africa, are hitchhiking to school daily due to a lack of transportation.

Escalating tensions in the Middle East are creating uncertainties for South African exports, particularly in fresh produce markets, according to Exporters Western Cape.

Laurence Higham, a 55-year-old man from the UK, died in a paragliding accident in the Western Cape, South Africa.

Train services between Philippi and Kapteinsklip on Cape Town's Metrorail line have resumed after a prolonged closure due to vandalism but face delays due to equipment failures.

The evacuation status in Cape Greco, Cyprus, has been extended until March 6, as six additional areas remain on alert following threats from Iranian drones.

Australian Border Force has intercepted an illegal foreign fishing vessel and nine men off the coast of Cape York Peninsula after a local resident reported their suspicious activities.

Residents of Driftsands in Cape Town are urging municipal authorities to repair their local park and sports field, which are currently in a state of disrepair and pose safety risks to children.

The article discusses the new Ryan Murphy production that chronicles the love story of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, alongside their tragic plane crash in 1999.

The Shia Muslim community in Cape Town gathered to mourn the death of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following a military strike by the US and Israel.

Cape Town's Coastal Park Landfill is converting methane gas from waste into electricity to power over 4,300 homes as part of a R93-million investment.

An inquest has begun into the death of Dean Sanderson, a South Australian father who fell while zip-lining during a trip to Cape Tribulation in 2019.

Danish shipping company Maersk announces a shift in its vessel routes due to security concerns in the Middle East, opting for alternative pathways to the United States and India.

The article highlights the most outrageous moments from past Brit Awards, including Danny Dyer's swearing, Lewis Capaldi's humorous speech, and Madonna's infamous tumble.

The Muslim community in Cape Town gathers in Bo-Kaap to observe the tradition of breaking the Ramadan fast, an event that highlights unity amidst gentrification.

A mother from Deniliquin has created a sensory cape to support children with autism and sensory processing challenges during overwhelming situations like haircuts.

Geordin Hill-Lewis, mayor of Cape Town, has announced his candidacy to lead the Democratic Alliance as the party prepares for elections following the current leader's decision not to seek a third term.

Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has announced his candidacy for the leadership of the Democratic Alliance (DA) following the decision of outgoing leader John Steenhuisen not to seek re-election.