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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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HRC to probe food system as millions face hunger
The South African Human Rights Commission will hold fresh hearings on Monday to investigate why millions of people still go hungry despite the country’s ability to feed its entire population.
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Man handcuffed and stabbed multiple times in Kraaifontein — three suspects arrested within 24 hours
Three men were arrested after their victim was handcuffed and stabbed multiple times by his attackers in Kraaifontein suburb.
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Police in Northern Cape warn against unlawful identity document inspections
The SAPS emphasise that only authorised law enforcement officials acting within the confines of the law, may request and verify identity documents during execution of official duties.
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Millions of unregistered youth urged to exercise their democratic right
Millions of young South Africans are still off the voters’ roll. Register now for the 4 November 2026 municipal elections — it takes five minutes.
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Mel Viljoen offers full cooperation in fraud investigation as husband faces 400 charges
Private investigator Mike Bolhuis has confirmed that former reality television glam-girl Mel Viljoen has pledged her “full and unconditional cooperation” with investigations into allegations of fraud, racketeering and theft involving her and her husband, disbarred lawyer Peet Viljoen.
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Wife, co-accused receive hefty sentences for husband’s murder
A fugitive wife and her co-accused were handed down hefty sentences for orchestrating the contract killing of her husband.
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Two arrested over illegal blue lights on private vehicle in Centurion
Two men have been arrested for the illegal fitting and possession of blue lights on a private vehicle.
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Police catch suspected rape fugitive after 16 years on the run
A Bloemfontein man who evaded the police for 16 years, is set to face justice following his arrest in connection with the alleged rape of a friend in 2010.
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