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University of Fort Hare fraud case: R172 million scandal split into five trials
The NPA has divided the R172 million University of Fort Hare fraud case into five legs for separate trials after finalizing charges against 21 accused individuals.
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Teenage pregnancy on the rise in Buffalo City region
In an attempt to combat the scourge of teenage pregnancy, rising HIV infections and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) amongst the youth, a teenage pregnancy indaba was recently held in East…
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Muso back on the scene with song of hope
SAMA-winning singer Lungisa Xhamela releases ‘Okoko’, a piano pop song about resilience inspired by his industry struggles. Available on streaming platforms from July 25.
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Trial of six men charged with Lusikisiki massacre of 18 people to begin Monday
The trial of six men charged with the murder of 18 people in Lusikisiki is scheduled to start on Monday, July 28, in the High Court, Eastern Cape Division, special…
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FlySafair strike: Flights cancelled, pilots ‘exhausted’
As FlySafair pilots embark on a nationwide strike today, July 21, commuters may want to check their flight schedules to ensure smooth travels. A salary dispute is cited as the…
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Free State health department embarks on pivotal surgeries to aid those in need
The Free State Department of Health decided to help those in need of urgent eye surgeries, in commemoration of International Nelson Mandela Day.
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Reward of R5 000 offered to find perpetrators in baboon slaughter video
The SPCA in Kariega is investigating the slaughter of a Chacma baboon allegedly killed on the streets of Despatch. A video of the incident, which was widely circulated on social…
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Watch: Strandfontein coffee legend still brewing at 85
“When the steam comes out, the whole place smells like a good cup of coffee. It brings up your mood before you even touch your cup”
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Five initiates die from illegal schools
The Eastern Cape has recorded five initiate deaths so far in the 2025 winter initiation season from illegal initiation schools in three different municipal areas, shattering the provincial target of…
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Five initiates die from illegal schools
The Eastern Cape has recorded five initiate deaths so far in the 2025 winter initiation season from illegal initiation schools in three different municipal areas, shattering the provincial target of…
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