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Man shot by three suspects in early morning petrol station shoot out
27-year-old man shot at petrol station in Mitchells Plain by three attackers. Police open attempted murder case. Motive unknown.
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Security forces briefed before deployment to Eastern Cape crime hotspots
Security forces to receive deployment orders for Eastern Cape hotspots from Provincial Commissioner Lt Gen Ncata on 2 April.
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Domestic violence spike prompts action
A spate of domestic violence cases reported in the Sunrise View policing precinct in Thabong prompted members of the SAPS from Sunrise View Social Crime Prevention, joined by Community Policing Forum (CPF) members, to initiate a crime awareness campaign.
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WATCH | Four astronauts blast off on first crewed lunar flyby in over 50 years
Four astronauts launched on Artemis 2 for a historic crewed lunar flyby, marking NASA’s return to the Moon after 50 years.
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Encroaching toxic water forces a community from their homes
The Voëlpan area, plagued by toxic waste and sewage, has become an environmental disaster for the Nyakallong community. Activist Astone Chaole’s report highlights severe health issues, especially among elderly residents. Despite local government failure and corruption in infrastructure projects, no…
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Trump defends Iran military campaign as approval ratings decline
President Donald Trump (79) defended his military campaign against Iran in his first nationwide address more than a month into the conflict, claiming the United States was nearing victory despite sinking approval ratings and rising oil prices.
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Only in Die Papier: Why DA insiders want Steenhuisen out
Read in todays edition of Die Papier the controversy surrounding the position of John Steenhuisen, minister of agriculture.
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Msikaba Bridge delays linked to steel sector challenges, completion set for 2029
Motorists will have to wait until 2029 for the completion of the Msikaba Bridge, as construction delays affect the flagship project.
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Tourism industry braces for impact as fuel prices surge in South Africa
As South Africans come to terms with the new fuel prices, Cape Town tour operators are concerned about the impact on their businesses.
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Northern Cape positioned as South Africa’s next major mining hub
SANDTON – The Northern Cape can be South Africa’s next mining hub, having the potential to unlock significant revenue from a revitalised and expanded mining sector. At a collaboration session […]
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