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A Western Cape High Court judge has reserved judgment in SOSRA’s challenge to the City of Cape Town’s approval of a five-storey development in St John’s Road, Sea Point. The dispute centres on whether the project complies with a 4.5m boundary setback.
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Nashik: Certain reports being circulated regarding the Nashik–Pune railway project have created confusion among citizens. It is not factually correct to state that the final route for the Nashik–Pune railway via Nashik–Shirdi has been decided or that the entire project has received approval, Nashik MP Rajabhau Waje clarified.
Jerusalem — Israeli settlers stormed a Palestinian village in the occupied West Bank on Saturday and seized a home while its owner was inside in the latest brazen settler attack in the area. Despite the Israeli military saying there were “dozens of rioters” when they arrived at the scene, authorities have yet to announce any arrests … The…
The Pakistan Peoples Party has dismissed the reports of Bilawal Bhutto's marriage to former Austrian Archduchess Gloria von Habsburg as grapevine.
The conflict has strained the United States military, shaken energy markets and piled political pressure on President Donald Trump.
Immer weniger Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund fühlen sich von deutschen Parteien angesprochen. Die SPD schneidet bei ihnen insgesamt noch am besten ab.
The UK and others dare Russia as Washington warns Moscow—or is it Russia warning the US?
