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Cape Town Art Museum's new Cameroonian director to swap local artists for African diaspora contentNew curatorship at the Zeitz Museum aims to deepen the focus on what is an almost exclusively black racial palette, by seeking funding opportunities from black Westerners
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SA's visa system less efficient than Nigeria's, threatening skilled immigration and economic growthThe Home Affairs department's chronic and infamous incompetence is now threatening the economy by making it harder for vital skilled professionals to immigrate
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Government fails to show up to meetings at new centralised planning model for local developmentThe District Development Model, a new model for centralising national control over all local affairs, is falling apart after ministers fail to show up to coordinating eve
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South Africa recalls all diplomats from Israel; SA Jewish Board raises concernsSouth African criticism of Israel has been seen by Israeli and local Jewish bodies as concerning, and raised suspicions of ANC support for Hamas.
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Second interdict sees little result in Lentegeur land invasion sagaThe Lentegeur community continues to fight against a land invasion by an organised unit declaring the right to be "free from rents"
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MEC Wenger announces major tourism boom for Western CapeFigures show a massive growth in tourist arrivals from last year, with even the little George Airport seeing an increase in air traffic
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South African businesses collapse, but the Cape keeps growingAccording to Statistics South Africa, over 1,200 South African businesses closed in 2023
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utils.ArticleTopic.None 07 Nov 2023
Poultry import restrictions to be relaxed following avian flu crisisWhile the industry welcomed many of the items on the import facilitation scheme, some are worried that it may lead to foreign importers outcompeting crippled local rivals
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