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Former AgriSeta executive fined R30 000 for role in R1.9 million funding fraud
A former senior executive of AgriSeta pleaded guilty to Public Finance Management Act violation.
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Bellville woman accused of decapitating sister still awaiting psychiatric assessment
Aletta Rose, 63, accused of murdering and decapitating her sister, Constance “Connie” Scholtz, has had her case postponed again.
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Digital banking fraud cases overwhelm South African consumers as scammers refine tactics
Digital banking fraud has become one of South Africa’s most pressing financial concerns as criminals exploit the shift to online platforms.
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Retreat pensioners fear noise and traffic from proposed school development
Retreat residents on Frans Maroney Street fear a proposed low-fee school will disrupt their quiet neighbourhood and want the City to find alternative land.
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Law enforcement must act decisively on Tete murder, says committee chair
Committee chair Makhi Feni has called on law enforcement to bring the killers of champion boxer Zolani Tete to justice following his murder.
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Trump’s policies set to double emissions from electricity by 2035, analysis warns
President Donald Trump’s fossil fuel agenda will result in the loss of $700 billion (about R11.2 trillion) in clean energy investments over the next decade while doubling the power sector’s climate footprint.
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Whale-season deaths rise to four in the Overstrand
A 6 m female southern-right whale calf was found dead on Sunday near Sopies- klip in Hermanus.
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Home Affairs opens new office at Cape Town Civic Centre
Cape Town is the first city to host an appointment-only Home Affairs office at the Civic Centre, bringing key services closer to residents.
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Five arrested after body found near primary school
A man was found with multiple stab wounds near a primary school in Portlands, Mitchells Plain. Five suspects have been arrested by police.
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Washington Post ordered to reinstate fired columnist after social media dispute
Arbitrator rules Washington Post must reinstate columnist Karen Attiah and pay back wages after finding dismissal lacked sufficient cause.
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