Lise Beyers
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South African authorities have confirmed two Mozambican nationals were killed following anti-migrant protests at the weekend.
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The SIU uncovered systemic exploitation of a bursary scheme in the Free State, revealing mismanagement and potential criminal conduct involving R8.3 million.
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Nelson Mandela Bay faces severe weather with heavy rainfall warnings. Residents must prepare for flooding and hazardous conditions, prioritizing safety.
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The Junior Springbok Women will face a USA Under-20 side in two historic matches in Stellenbosch on 17 and 24 July, marking their return to action after a two-year hiatus.
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Forensic officers at a crime scene received the shock of their lives when a suspected robber they believed was dead, suddenly regained consciousness.
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Liam Jacobs who dramatically left the DA less than a year ago, has returned to the party, issuing a public apology and admitting he was “misled by lies” during his brief stint with the Patriotic Alliance.
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Eskom disclosed historical contracts to AfriForum after a court ruling, emphasizing public access to energy supply agreements and procurement contracts.
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Western Cape dam levels rose to 71.47%, recovering from floods, while authorities warn of more severe weather impacting communities.
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Conservation organisations have launched a legal bid to relocate three elephants from the Johannesburg Zoo to a rehabilitation sanctuary in Limpopo, citing inadequate living conditions and psychological distress.
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A joint operation in Gauteng led to 36 arrests, the seizure of firearms, and equipment linked to illegal mining and gang violence.










