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Probe launched after child drowns in pit toilet at Eastern Cape ECD centre
The Eastern Cape Department of Education has launched an investigation into the death of a learner who drowned in an unfinished pit toilet.
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Gunmen open fire at Eastern Cape pharmacy, one man killed in attack
A fatal shooting at a pharmacy in Qumbu claimed the life of a 26-year-old man and left another person injured, while a third escaped unharmed.
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Steenhuisen includes the youth’s voices in paving the way for agriculture
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen is set to place young farmers and agricultural entrepreneurs at the centre of a high-level industry discussion.
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Tehran casts doubts over efforts to end ongoing war in the Middle East
Pakistan, which has led mediation to end the months-long Middle East war, and the USA have indicated an agreement would be signed on Sunday.
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SANParks arrests 12 suspects in Cape Point abalone poaching operation
SANParks arrested 12 suspects and seized diving gear during an intelligence-led operation targeting attempted abalone poaching at Cape Point.
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UFO, paraglider, or party pooper? The floating menace that scrambled the NSRI
A massive, multi-agency search operation swung into gear, with rescue boats slicing through the swells. But the “distressed pilot” wasn’t a human.
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North West murder suspect traced to Free State after persistent search of more than a year
Officers acted on intelligence about the whereabouts of the suspect, who is wanted for a murder allegedly committed in Koster, North West,
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Trump says US-Iran deal to be signed Sunday, Hormuz to open after
US President Donald Trump said that a deal with Iran to end the war in the Middle East could be signed today, on Sunday 14 June.
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Oscar-winner Mirren, women footballers among latest UK honours recipients
The traditional UK honours – announced to mark King Charles III’s official birthday – award the famous, as well as members of the public.
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Cape Town marchers bring illegal immigration demands to Parliament
Hundreds of Capetonians marched to Parliament on 13 June 2026, demanding audits, asylum reform, and a crackdown on illegal immigration.
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