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South Africa struggles to recover billions owed by foreign governments
Parliament committee reveals DIRCO cannot recover billions owed by foreign governments, with Zimbabwe alone owing SAA around R1 billion.
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Thieving trio caught in e-hailing getaway car near Table Mountain
Suspects were arrested after allegedly using an Uber as a getaway car following vehicle thefts near Table Mountain on Sunday.
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SA’s electric minibus taxi rollout gets boost with Century City charging hub
New electric minibus taxis, eKamva, launched in Century City aim to decarbonize South Africa’s transport with solar-powered charging infrastructure.
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Judge sentences Eastern Cape bank robbers to 20 years for murder
Two Eastern Cape bank robbers have been sentenced to an effective 20 years in prison for murder, robbery and other serious offences.
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Road Accident Fund’s R400 billion crisis sparks fuel levy debate
The Road Accident Fund pays out R25 billion monthly while receiving only R4 billion in revenue, with over 400 000 claims in backlog and liabilities exceeding R400 billion.
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Five dead in Willowvale mass shooting, SAPS investigates
Five young men were shot dead and a sixth person seriously injured when three unknown suspects stormed a flat in an informal settlement in Willowvale.
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Woman who survived failed US execution, now conscious and talking
Woman who survived failed Tennessee execution last week regains consciousness and can speak, but faces long recovery, lawyers confirm.
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SIU recovers R28.5 billion in fight against corruption
Special Investigating Unit recovers R28.5 billion for state through investigations into corruption, irregular spending and contract irregularities across government departments.
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Police make second arrest in Wallmansthal political murder investigation
A second suspect appears in the Cullinan Magistrate’s Court today after the Political Killings Task Team arrested him for the murder of EFF’s Monicca Dube
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A coast everyone can read: Braille breakthrough brings coastline closer to blind visitors
New generation of interpretive signs allow blind and visually impaired visitors independent access to coastline information.
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