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Three farmers get life imprisonment each for brutal murder of a farm dweller
Three farmers convicted of murdering farm dweller Dumisani Phakathi sentenced to life in Pretoria High Court. Judge ruled killing was racially motivated.
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De Kock’s last-gasp magic fires Garsfontein to stunning 21-20 victory
De Kock’s last-gasp try and Fluks’ conversion seal stunning 21-20 comeback win for Garsfontein over Stellenberg.
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No Percocet found in Vicki Terblanche’s system, as trial resumes in February 2027
The Gqeberha High Court heard that toxicology tests in Arnold Terblanche’s trial showed no trace of Percocet in the system of the late Vicki Terblanche.
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Case relating to killed LEAP officer postponed again
Bonteheuwel residents are frustrated after the culpable homicide case of slain LEAP officer Lyle Thomas was postponed again.
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Hennenman man sentenced to life for murder, and 15 years for robbery
The Hennenman Regional Court has sentenced Pitso Samson Mokebe (34) to life imprisonment for murder and 15 years imprisonment for Housebreaking.
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Knysna receives R2,5 million emergency funding as water crisis deepens
The Western Cape Government has authorised R2,5 million in emergency funding to address critical deficiencies in Knysna’s water infrastructure as the town continues to grapple with water security challenges.
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Dobson defends Willemse wing selection ahead of Edinburgh clash
Stormers coach John Dobson has explained his decision to field Springbok utility back Damian Willemse on the right wing for Saturday’s United Rugby Championship match against Edinburgh in Cape Town. […]
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Ramaphosa in Free State: To attract investors, infrastructure must work
President Cyril Ramaphosa and members of cabinet visited the Free State capital this week to discuss ways in which the government can strengthen local government.
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High court upholds convictions of former police officers who stole cocaine
Two former police officers have failed to overturn convictions and sentences for stealing cocaine they were supposed to secure as evidence.
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Human Rights Commission probe reveals systemic failures in food safety regulation
The South African Human Rights Commission’s recent seven-day hearing revealed significant shortcomings in the nation’s food regulatory frameworks, specifically regarding GMO and pesticide safety. The African Centre for Biodiversity documented regulatory failures, highlighting risks to health and environmental integrity. Discussions…
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