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Sentenced 17 years after rape and murder of Kraaifontein teenager
Five men convicted of the rape and murder of 17-year-old Cytheria Rex have been sentenced — two to life imprisonment and three to 25 years behind bars.
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Relief for Jayde Panayiotou family as Sibeko denied parole
A week after appearing before the parole board, convicted criminal Zolani Sibeko was told he would remain behind bars.
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Motorbike rider extracted from dense mud after being stuck for two hours
A Gauteng motorbike rider was freed following a methodical rescue operation after becoming trapped for nearly two hours in dense mud.
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Ebola remains continental threat requiring coordinated African response, says Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed South Africa’s commitment to supporting continental efforts to combat Ebola.
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Zelensky proposes direct talks with Putin as Ukraine offers ceasefire during negotiations
Zelensky proposed a ceasefire and meeting with Putin, while Russia acknowledges the need for improved air defenses amid ongoing conflict.
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Investing in community media is critical to strengthening Press Freedom
Community media plays an important role in fostering democratic participation at a grassroots level and maintaining World Press Freedom.
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High-profile businessman Mogotsi remains behind bars after failed bail bid
High-profile businessman Brown Mogotsi remains behind bars after a failed bail bid as the state flags unverifiable residential addresses.
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Pouring salt into wound – Matjhabeng residents face 25% water, 11% electricity hikes
Residents of Matjhabeng face a 25% water and 11% electricity hike due to the newly approved municipal budget, prompting criticism from the DA. The increases add financial pressure amid declining service delivery and economic struggles. The DA argues for more…
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‘Stille ineenstorting’ van spesialishowe: ‘Aanklaers vermy komplekse sake’
Nuwe navorsing waarsku dat spesiale kommersiële misdaadhowe toenemend komplekse sake vermy, terwyl miljarde rande se verliese onverhaal bly.
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City’s R5 billion desalination plant in Paarden Eiland draws opposition fire
Cape Town’s R5 billion desalination plant at Paarden Eiland faces opposition over costs, site concerns, and the City’s troubled track record.
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