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Ngcobo police probe murder of woman accused of witchcraft
The elderly victim, Nokhansala Sidiki, was accused of witchcraft, assaulted with a plank, and subsequently drowned in a nearby stream.
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Eskom battles to restore power across EC as storm damage mounts
Dozens of communities across the Eastern Cape remain in the dark as technicians race to repair weather-ravaged electricity infrastructure.
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Four men nabbed after courier van hijacking in Butterworth
Four Butterworth courier van hijackers were swiftly arrested after tracking technology and a joint security operation helped expose their whereabouts.
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Seven people arrested after Hawks foil illicit liquor operation in Stutterheim
Seven people arrested after Hawks foil illicit liquor operation in Stutterheim, seizing counterfeit gin worth approximately R350,000 on 22 April.
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Top Billing unveils star-studded presenter line-up for comeback
Top Billing fans, mark Thursday 30 April on your calendar as the popular magazine programme returns to local screens.
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School principal served with summons over fraud, perjury allegations
A 62-year-old school principal has been served with a summons facing fraud and perjury allegations over a R2.9 million Road Accident Fund claim.
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‘Serious failures’ in policing as 82 prisoners remain at large
At least 82 prisoners remain at large in the Eastern Cape, including nine who escaped from police custody in Nelson Mandela Bay, according to official data.
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Family seeks answers month after Junior King’s fatal crash
More than a month after the untimely death of popular TikTok personality and hip-hop artist Junior King, his family is calling for answers.
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Three former Zwelitsha court officials sentenced for maintenance fraud
Three former Zwelitsha Magistrates’ Court officials were sentenced for systematically defrauding maintenance funds worth R240,625 between April 2003-July 2004, each receiving six-year suspended prison sentences.
