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De Doorns man ‘ambushed’ after allegedly being lured by online buyer
Bongikoshi Thomas, allegedly lured via a Facebook Marketplace car deal, was found dead in De Doorns. Police have opened a murder case.
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Police condemns fake June protest video circulating
SAPS has dismissed a circulating video falsely claiming that the planned 30 June nationwide protest has been declared unlawful as fake.
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White House warns US could restart Iran war, despite ongoing negotiations
The US warned it is ‘more than capable’ of restarting war with Iran, as Trump insisted any peace deal must bar Tehran from ever developing nuclear weapons.
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Cameron raises concerns over staffing and facilities at Kuils River FCS unit
Ian Cameron raised concerns about staffing shortages and inadequate facilities at the Kuils River FCS unit following an oversight visit this week.
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Ruling expected on Prasa railway theft witness testimony from Dubai
The Prasa railway theft case has been postponed, with the court set to rule on 9 June on whether key witness Adrian Samuels may testify virtually from Dubai.
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US fugitive to remain in custody at St Albans as extradition process begins
Alleged US fugitive Robert Lee Redd Jr remains in custody as extradition proceedings continue in Gqeberha court, postponed to 3 June for consultations.
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More drama unfolds about Durbanville bunnies with shooting threats
More drama surrounding the bunnies in Durbanville has unfolded this week, with threats of culling at a retirement village, while a bunny was found shot dead.
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Government approves R179.6 million for spaza shop support
Government has approved R179.6 million in funding to support spaza shop owners across all nine provinces.
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Kruger National Park centenary celebrations overshadowed by brutal murder of elderly couple
President Cyril Ramaphosa will lead centenary celebrations at one of Africa’s most iconic conservation areas, as the Kruger National Park marks 100 years.
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Woolworths ramps up security nationwide after two store bombings in 24 hours
Retail giant Woolworths has confirmed that two of its stores were targeted by improvised explosive devices within 24 hours of each other.
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