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CATA remains silent on taxi burnings at Nyanga taxi rank in Nyanga
CATA remains silent on the Nyanga Taxi Rank fire incident while police investigate the arson of three taxis.
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Seven initiation deaths put illegal schools under scrutiny in Eastern Cape
Seven initiation deaths put illegal initiation schools, fraudulent registrations and dehydration under scrutiny during an Eastern Cape oversight visit.
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WATCH | Young guns versus oldies at 2026 Berg Rivier Canoe Marathon
The 2026 Berg River Canoe Marathon features young paddlers Neriyah Dill and Joshua Glyn-Cuthbert as favorites, facing tough competition.
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Labour department investigates worker’s fatal burns at fast-food outlet
The Free State’s Department of Labour investigating the fatal burn injuries sustained by a worker at a privately run fast-food.
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Johannesburg gripped by cash crisis despite mayor’s optimism
The lived reality of Johannesburg residents – overflowing dustbins, broken water pipes, electricity failures and potholes – does not reflect the political leadership’s assertion that “our financial management is okay […]
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Armed men rob Welkom barbershop and flee in customer’s vehicle
WELKOM – Welkom police are investigating a business robbery after three armed men allegedly held up staff and customers at a barbershop before fleeing in a customer’s vehicle.
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Demand for staff escorts nearly triples as criminals target City services
The City of Cape Town’s law enforcement department facilitated 10 700 security escort requests in the past year, as demand for protection of staff.
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Ramaphosa honours all SA soldiers at Delville Wood commemoration
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for future generations to be taught the full story of South Africa’s involvement in the First World War
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Experts warn of the hidden danger of carbon monoxide poisoning this winter
Residents warmed to take precautions against carbon monoxide poisoning, known as the “silent killer” because it is impossible to see, smell or taste.
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More than a million South Africans have left since 1990. New survey asks why.
Over a million South Africans have left the country since 1990. Now the IRR wants to know why, and what it would take to bring them back.
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