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Son allegedly slits father’s throat in Tafelsig domestic dispute
Mitchells Plain police are investigating a murder after a 45-year-old man was fatally stabbed at his Tafelsig home by a relative.
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Is your Toyota affected by the global Takata airbag recall?
Owners of thousands of older Toyota, Lexus and Hino vehicles are being urged to check whether their vehicles are affected by the global Takata airbag recall.
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Mantashe announces massive July fuel price cuts as global oil plummets, but tax holiday ends
Driven by a sharp decline in global oil prices and a strengthening local currency, substantial price cuts for petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin will take effect on Wednesday 1 July.
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Government commits to managing migration amid nationwide demonstrations
Government has reaffirmed its dedication to managing migration through lawful and constitutional measures.
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Somerset West woman Rika Norris still missing after a month
Police confirm the search for missing Somerset West woman Rika Norris continues after more than a month with no trace of her found.
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Despite R70 million fine and mounting criminal cases, raw sewage still flows unabatedly into Vaal River
Raw sewage continues to pollute the Vaal River, prompting criminal complaints against municipalities despite previous fines and interventions.
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Police arrest several individuals for looting during nationwide anti-migrant protests
Several arrests for looting occurred during nationwide demonstrations in South Africa, while police maintained order and encouraged responsible protest behavior.
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Suspected taxi violence rears its ugly head in Helderberg suburbs
Multiple shooting incidents rocked the Helderberg Tuesday morning (30 June) as taxi violence returned to the basin, with two security guards wounded.
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Barbershop owner shot dead in suspected extortion attack in Nyanga
Nyanga police registered a murder case for investigation following a shooting incident on Monday 29 June, at Emms Drive in Nyanga.
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Two Western Cape passes closed indefinitely after flood damage
The Franschhoek and Meiringspoort passes remain closed due to significant damage caused by floods in May.
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