Theolin Tembo

Multimedia Journalist

From near-death experience to conquering Table Mountain 64 times in 64 days

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Tania Morkel, a 65-year-old Rondebosch resident, defied the odds by completing her 64 x 64 charity challenge, climbing Table Mountain 64 times in 64 days after recovering ...

City aims to reduce accidents with new safety measures on Kloof Nek Road

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The City of Cape Town is taking action to enhance road safety on Kloof Nek Road, notorious for its high accident rate.

New MyCiTi bus stops proposed in Cape Town

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Cape Town invites Parklands and Camps Bay residents to comment on new MyCiTi bus stops, a crucial step in addressing the city's traffic congestion and enhancing ...

China's robust counteraction to US tariffs: Aiming to protect global trade

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In a bold statement, Chinese Consul General You Wenze responds to US tariffs, highlighting China's commitment to fair trade and its impact on global economic relations. ...

Gauta BMX cyclists inspire with theirepic journey from Limpopo to Cape Town

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Three young cyclists from Limpopo completed a challenging 1,700km journey to Cape Town, capturing the hearts of many as they raised awareness for Gender-Based Violence ...

Police investigate attempted rape case after injured woman found on Devil's Peak

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SANParks spokesperson JP Louw confirmed that the woman was found on Devil’s Peak, after they were notified about her disappearance and a search was launched.

DA not putting black people of Western Cape first – Mashatile

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ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile condemned the DA-led Western Cape government for its failure to prioritise the needs of black residents.

Eskom to bypass pollution regulations

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The DFFE has granted Eskom limited exemptions from pollution regulations for eight coal-fired power stations.

Mitchells Plain line set for May reopening - Prasa

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Prasa's successful trial operations on the Central Line marks a crucial step in restoring public transport in Cape Town, with the Mitchells Plain rail line set to ...

Le Roux sheds light on post-polio syndrome

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Artscape CEO Marlene le Roux called for post-polio to be recognised as a chronic disease for medical aids to pay for necessary treatments, with extended benefits ...

‘I’ll wear US ban as a badge of honour’ - Rasool

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Arriving to crowds gathered on Sunday during an event organised by the ANC’s Dullar Omar Region, Rasool appeared unmoved by the decision to axe him.

German tourists rescued after getting lost on Table Mountain

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Two German tourists were rescued from a perilous ledge on Table Mountain after losing their way, prompting a vital reminder for hikers to research their trails. ...

Godongwana sticks to R1 trillion investment in infrastructure to boost growth and employment

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An estimated R1,03 trillion will be spent on public infrastructure projects by state-owned companies, other public entities, and national, provincial and local governments ...

Finance minister allocates R5 billion for SANDF troops in the DRC

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The move comes amid the continued spotlight on the deployment of SANDF troops in the region after 14 soldiers were killed in clashes with Rwandan-backed M23 rebels. ...

R28. 9bn allocated to keep 9 300 healthcare workers employed, National Health Insurance gets 9. 9bn

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Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced a substantial R941. 5 billion budget over the medium-term expenditure framework to enhance public health services, ensuring ...

Minister outlines plans to discontinue green bar-coded ID

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Home Affairs Minister Dr Leon Schreiber has announced a plan to expand Smart ID access across South Africa, paving the way for the eventual discontinuation of the ...

10 years after #RhodesMustFall, student struggle continues

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Ten years after Chumani Maxwele's bold act against the Cecil John Rhodes statue, students continue to battle financial exclusion and inadequate accommodation, raising ...

Groote Schuur Hospital faces vandalism, weak infrastructure and theft challenges

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The SAHRC observed infrastructural challenges such as burst pipes which resulted in leakages into the living quarters of the patients.

Public participation sparks debate over Mowbray Golf Course's future

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As the City of Cape Town opens public comment on the future of King David Mowbray Golf Course, community activists urge for inclusive development that benefits all, ...

Western Cape Commissioner to honour invite by Portfolio Committee on Police

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Western Cape Police Commissioner to face scrutiny from Portfolio Committee amid rising gang violence in Cape Town.

Health Department consults NGOs on urgent solutions to PEPFAR funding cuts

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This week, the Health Department consults with NGOs affected by the termination of PEPFAR funding, seeking urgent solutions to mitigate the impact on South Africa's ...

Opposition parties gun for ‘biased’ City Speaker Felicity Purchase

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Opposition parties in Cape Town accused Purchase of biased behaviour and bullying tactics during council meetings.

UCT approves proposal to address fee debt

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UCT Council's recent decision to approve a joint proposal aims to alleviate fee debt for financially vulnerable students, while the SRC and EFFSC call for ongoing ...

Cosatu to strike, calls on workers to join stay away over WCED teacher cuts

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COSATU and various trade unions are mobilising against the Western Cape Government's decision to cut over 2000 teacher posts, calling for a protest coinciding with ...

Magistrate criticises State over incomplete docket in Adetshina’s mother’s case

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Rungo faces two charges relating to contravening the Immigration Act, and a charge of contravening the Identification Act.