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Vrede dairy case back in court as DA calls for accountability
The Gupta-linked Vrede Dairy case returns to court as the DA seeks accountability for corruption and abuse of public funds.
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SAPS raids City of Cape Town offices and homes in corruption probe
Police conducted search and seizure operations as part of an ongoing investigation involving a former contractor of the City of Cape Town.
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WATCH | Mangaung celebrates high court judgement on Lourier Park development
The Mangaung Metro today welcomed the Free State High Court judgment and calls it a victory for human dignity, safe communities and the poor.
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President to address nation on migration amid wave of xenophobic violence
President Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation on government’s comprehensive migration strategy as South Africa grapples with a surge in anti-migrant protests.
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Parliament vehicle hijacking suspect nabbed at Khayelitsha court
Police arrest a 30-year-old Khayelitsha carjacking suspect and seize firearms during a coordinated operation following a Parliament vehicle hijacking.
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Heathfield High principal reinstatement battle heads to appeal court
The Labour Court has granted the WCED leave to appeal Wesley Neumann’s reinstatement, extending the five-year legal battle.
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Four arrested for illegal possession of pangolin
Four men, aged 47 to 62, were arrested in Free State for attempting to sell a pangolin for R80,000. Charged under the National Environmental Management Biodiversity Act and the Animals Protection Act, their arrest came after intelligence from crime units.…
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Britain’s ex-prince Andrew profited from subletting royal cottages while paying symbolic rent
Britain’s disgraced former prince Andrew earned a private income from subletting cottages while paying only a symbolic “peppercorn rent” for a mansion over more than two decades, government auditors revealed on Friday.
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Overstrand residents takes fight for electricity to parliament
More than 6 000 Overstrand residents have signed a petition raising concerns and complaints about the failures of Eskom infrastructure which has been handed over to parliament.
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Historic 130-year-old French wine restored after decades hidden under Czech castle floor
Eight bottles of rare French wine that survived the Second World War and decades of communist rule hidden beneath a Czech castle floor, have been meticulously restored by the chateau that produced them some 130 years ago.
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