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SAPS in Free State calls on citizens to adhere to the law
The SAPS in the Free State has appealed to all citizens to adhere to the law and continue working in partnership with law enforcement to ensure law and order.
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One year later: How the Madlanga Commission ripped through the justice system
It has been one year since KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi stood before the media and delivered allegations so explosive that they would ultimately rip through the fabric of South Africa’s criminal justice system.
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UPDATE: No cause of death for marine giant found at Die Plaat, but research ongoing
Scientists investigating the death of the rare 23m fin whale have ruled out any obvious signs of a cause of death.
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Joburg counts the costs after xenophobic protests
Despite the police claiming that the 30 June xenophobic protests were relatively peaceful, large communities were left devastated.
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Government announces completion of pit toilet backlog at 3,372 schools
The 2018 Sanitation Appropriate for Education (SAFE) Initiative was launched after learner deaths highlighted the dangers of unsafe school pit toilets.
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EMPD officer in court over R14.9 million precious stones heist
A Metropolitan Police officer and his co-accused appeared in court following their arrest in connection with the robbery of precious stones worth R14.9 million.
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Kimberley’s hidden histories shine in local author’s latest collection
Kimberley author Steve Lunderstedt recently launched another book, Precious Gems, featuring “tales from Kimberley and the Diamond Fields of days gone by”.
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Prince Harry’s London accommodation plans thrown into chaos at last moment
Prince Harry’s stay in London has been thrown into confusion after Buckingham Palace contradicted his spokesperson and denied he would be hosted at the royal residence.
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South African workers face 51% food shortfall after transport and electricity costs
Minimum wage earners in South Africa face a 51% food shortfall after essential expenses, with rising costs worsening nutritional access for families.
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Two arrested for blue light robberies and hijackings
Two suspects involved in blue light robberies and hijackings were arrested in Devon, Gauteng, with stolen police gear and a firearm.
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