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Two fatal shootings in Lwandle fuels concern over suspected taxi violence
Police are investigating two shootings in Lwandle, which claimed the lives of two men and wounded one. Both incidents are linked to the taxi industry.
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Minister to visit long-delayed Sarah Baartman Centre in Hankey
Minister Macpherson will hand over the long-delayed Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance in Hankey to a new contractor on 4 July.
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Water supply setback hits Nelson Mandela Bay with vandalism and fault finding
Nelson Mandela Bay’s water recovery has been delayed by vandalism to a key water main and a technical fault at the Churchill Water Treatment Works.
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Tutu family pays tribute following passing of Trevor Tutu
The Tutu family is mourning the passing of Trevor Tutu, eldest son of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, with tributes shared by the Legacy Foundation.
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Bird flu cases climbing as authorities issue fresh warning
Bird flu cases are climbing across South Africa. Authorities urge the public to avoid sick or dead birds and report sightings to protect seabirds.
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Man killed, another wounded in New Brighton shooting
Police are appealing for information after a 36-year-old man was shot dead and another wounded in a shooting in New Brighton on 3 July.
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Constitutional Court’s landmark judgment on rand manipulation
Court ruling concludes years of litigation over foreign banks’ alleged manipulation of the rand, setting a legal framework for cross-border competition cases.
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Western Cape excluded as Aarto roll-out expands to 62 municipalities
Western Cape municipalities remain excluded from the national Aarto rollout following a formal intergovernmental dispute by the City of Cape Town
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Victoria West mayor arrested over delayed pension fund payments
The mayor of the Ubuntu Local Municipality in Victoria West was arrested this morning. She was granted bail and will again appear in court in August with her co-accused.
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WATCH | Government slams Zuma over India meeting with graft-accused Gupta
The South African government has sharply criticised former president Jacob Zuma after he met with one of the Gupta brothers accused of looting millions from state coffers.
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