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Man arrested for allegedly murdering girlfriend in Welkom
A 42-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly murdering his 44-year-old girlfriend, who was found dead in an outside room in Reitzpark, Welkom, on Monday, 17 August.
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Court ruling against Kannaland Municipality a win for the media
The Western Cape High Court has struck out a defamation claim by Kannaland Municipality, ruling that organs of state cannot sue for harm to reputation.
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NASA releases images of crater from SpaceX rocket Moon impact
NASA releases detailed images of crater formed when SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage crashed into Moon surface on 5 August.
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Don’t be a victim of online scamming
Police in the Free State give advice on the prevention on online scamming on platforms like Facebook Marketplace.
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Eastern Cape ambulance fleet gets boost amid ageing fleet, breakdowns
The Eastern Cape government is rolling out new ambulances as it addresses an ageing fleet, frequent breakdowns and lengthy repair times.
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Government unveils revised electricity pricing policy to tackle soaring costs
Cabinet has approved a revised electricity pricing policy aimed at reducing costs while protecting vulnerable households and strategic economic sectors.
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Ben Friedman Plein renaming gets go-ahead despite objections
Council approved the proposed renaming Ben Friedman Plein to Strand Muslim Community Square despite objections, after the Friedman family backed the change.
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20-year-old arrested for Algoa Park pavement shooting
A 20-year-old suspect has been arrested in Algoa Park in connection with a murder, marking a breakthrough for the investigation.
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UAE suspends all trade with Iran after missile attack on ships
United Arab Emirates suspends all trade and financial dealings with Iran following reported missile attack on vessels, marking deepest rift since war began.
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Balwin Estate residents clash with developer over smart-geysers and resale tariffs
Sectional-title estate residents locked in a dispute with developer Balwin Properties over private electricity resale and smart-geyser management have hit a major regulatory wall as the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has admitted it lacks the statutory power…
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