Chante Ho Hip
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How Dotsure is turning kindness into real community impact (opens the original)
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For thousands of pets in under-resourced South African communities, access to basic veterinary care can be life-changing. Through its Soft Landings Foundation, Dotsure has supported the SA Guide Dogs Association and the Animal Anti-Cruelty League, and has partnered with the SPCA on sterilisation drives in under-resourced communities. The foundation also provides mental health support for veterinary professionals and runs a food-packing initiative that has delivered more than 12 million meals to
National Taxi Alliance warns of national protest as operators battle rising costs (opens the original)
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The National Taxi Alliance (NTA) has warned of possible protest action over the government’s lack of intervention in the affordability crisis. This followed the alliance's criticism of Transport Minister Barbara Creecy, alleging she failed to deliver meaningful relief to the taxi industry. Included in its broader economic and public transport reforms requests to the department, the NTA has proposed to introduce a targeted fuel rebate for qualifying minibus taxi operators for a minimum period of
ANC ballot blunder a symptom of bigger issues, says political analyst (opens the original)
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The ANC’s recent struggles in the Electoral Court raised questions over what this means for its election prospects. The court dismissed the party’s application to appeal after it failed to submit 181 of its candidates before the registration deadline. The ANC argued that because they had already uploaded the candidate information, their intent to contest was clear and a final submission shouldn’t be a legal requirement. The IEC argued that the submission process was dictated by law, finalisation
Search underway for missing hiker on Table Mountain (opens the original)
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The Cape Town community and authorities are searching for missing hiker Wayne Barnard (46) on Table Mountain. Speaking to CapeTalk's Lester Kiewit, his wife, Lauren, said she last contacted him at 11:05 am on Wednesday, 16 September, when he shared his live location and a picture. “By the looks of things, he was at a viewpoint on top of the mountain. Shortly after, his phone went off at about 11:25 am, and we have not had any contact since.” She explained that Wayne is highly communicative and a
SA Bail Fund helps low-risk detainees who cannot afford bail (opens the original)
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The donor-backed South African Bail Fund (SABF) is assisting low-risk detainees awaiting trial who are in jail solely because they cannot afford their bail. Launched in May this year, the project hopes to reduce overcrowded prisons and stop punishing people for being poor. Jody-Lee Fredericks, director of the SABF, explained that bail amounts range from R300 to R1,000. “They have been granted bail, and the only reason that they are still there is because they cannot afford the bail. “If you cann
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