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OPINION | Making Africa easier to visit: The key to unlocking tourism potential
An entire visitor journey, including convenience and ease of entry, is important for global tourism, rather than relying on attractions alone.
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Woman arrested for allegedly bribing cop to free dagga-suspect husband
A 53-year-old woman in court facing a charge of allegedly attempting to bribe a police officer with R4 000 to free her dagga-suspect husband from police custody
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Illegal mining kingpin shot dead in Carletonville police operation
A suspected illegal mining kingpin was shot and killed during an intelligence-driven police operation in Carletonville on Sunday, 30 August, after allegedly pointing an AK-47 at members of the National Intervention Unit (NIU).
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Mfuleni police station retains top spot for murder cases
Mfuleni police station remains South Africa’s top station for reported murders, while Delft ranks fifth nationally according to latest crime statistics.
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Five suspects sought after Lindley ATM bombing
Five suspects are being sought after an ATM bombing in Lindley, raising concerns for local residents and businesses.
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Spain records over 5 000 heat-related deaths in three months
Spain has recorded more than 5 000 heat-related deaths between June and August, marking the country’s deadliest summer on record.
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Owners sentenced after puppy suffers near-decapitation neck injury
Two people have been sentenced for animal cruelty after a puppy suffered a severe neck injury when she was tethered with a string.
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ConCourt split: Zuma and Mbeki fail in bid to recuse Justice Khampepe
The Constitutional Court ruled that Jacob Zuma and Thabo Mbeki failed to prove that a reasonable apprehension of bias exists against retired Justice Khampepe.
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Volkswagen pumps R4bn into Eastern Cape plant for new Tengo model
Volkswagen Group Africa commits R4 billion to Kariega plant for new Tengo model, reinforcing confidence in South Africa’s manufacturing sector.
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Western Cape braces for severe weather with heavy rain and strong winds expected
Western Cape residents urged to prepare for severe weather as level four warning issued for heavy rain and strong winds.
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