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Wydverspreide sardynvrektes steeds onder die loep
Wydverspreide sardynvrektes langs die Wes-Kaapse kus word ondersoek terwyl nuwe uitspoelings van Saldanha tot Bettiesbaai aangemeld word.
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Kidnapping victim rescued, suspect arrested in Libode crime-prevention operation
A kidnapping victim was rescued and a suspect arrested after Libode police found a bound man in a stopped vehicle.
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August offers spectacular skywatching opportunities
August 2026 features a total solar eclipse, peak Perseid meteor shower, rare six-planet alignment, and a partial lunar eclipse.
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Two stolen bakkies worth over a R1, 5 million recovered in Limpopo
Police in Limpopo arrested three suspects and recovered two stolen Nissan Navaras valued at R1,5 million during anti-smuggling operations on 2 and 3 August.
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Nelson Mandela Bay electricity tariff increase halted by High Court
Nelson Mandela Bay’s electricity tariff increase has been halted after the High Court granted an urgent interdict brought by the DA and Retief Odendaal.
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Cargo ship struck in Strait of Hormuz as Trump claims Iran talks progressing
Cargo ship hit in Strait of Hormuz as Trump insists talks with Iran advancing, despite Tehran denying any negotiations are underway.
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Zimbabweans who survived a tragic bus crash in Free State still hospitalized
Ten Zimbabwean nationals are still hospitalised at two hospitals in Bloemfontein after surviving a fatal bus accident on the N1 highway in the Free State
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McKenzie slams ‘lazy’ federation bosses over funding complaints
Sport Minister Gayton McKenzie criticises lazy federation bosses for complaining about funding instead of developing commercial strategies to sustain their sports codes independently.
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RUBRIEK | Onder al die rommel van ‘n gebrek aan internet-etiket…
Die All Blacks se toer deur Suid-Afrika het ondersteuners op sosiale media in twee kampe verdeel. Kom ons gebruik hierdie toer om mekaar beter te verstaan.










