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Despatch police appeal for witnesses in R75 hit-and-run incident
Police are urging witnesses to come forward after a man was struck by a white VW Polo on the R75.
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Bodies recovered from water cooling tank in Humansdorp
Two dairy farm workers, aged 27 and 54, were found dead in a milk cooling tank in Humansdorp following a joint rescue operation.
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‘We have lost everything’: Gamtoos Ferry Hotel owners vow to rebuild after catastrophic flooding
Severe flooding has left the historic Gamtoos Ferry Hotel in ruins, with owners Annette and Roy Herselman facing a devastating rebuild.
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Matriculant of the Year | Novus Media’s involvement a vote of confidence in SA youth
“The competition improved my self-confidence. It taught me to trust my abilities and to be proud of my achievements, hard work, and personality.”
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Kouga Councillor and Khoisan traditional leader found guilty of assault
The NPA welcomes the conviction of Khoisan leader and Kouga Councillor Wayne Pietersen (47) for assaulting cyclists in a public nature reserve.
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Councillor calls for urgent intervention as power outages continue in Ward 51
Ward 51 residents face prolonged power outages, with repairs underway but slow due to severe damage and limited resources.
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Hawks seek woman in KuGompo City human trafficking investigation
The Hawks are searching for 30-year-old Yonela Sapepa in connection with an alleged human trafficking and sexual exploitation investigation.
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Duncan Village triple murder: Three killed in KuGompo City shack shooting
Police in Duncan Village are investigating a triple murder after three men were shot dead in a shack in KuGompo City. No arrests have been made.
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Jayde Panayiotou murder: Parole hearing for Zolani Sibeko set for May 27
More than a decade after the murder of Jayde Panayiotou, her family is set to face one of the convicted men again at a parole hearing on 27 May.
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R62 collapse and floods leave Eastern Cape farming communities counting R1.5 billion in losses
Eastern Cape floods leave Langkloof and Gamtoos Valley farming communities facing widespread damage and major road infrastructure challenges.
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