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Taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni heads to High Court to block arrest in extortion case
Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni and his three co-accused are attempting to stop the re-enrolment of their extortion and money laundering case.
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Death of JBay businessman sees charge upgraded to culpable homicide
Jeffreys Bay businessman Pirow Viljoen (83) has died following a motor vehicle accident on 23 May, with charges now set to be upgraded to culpable homicide.
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BREAKING NEWS | MK Party chief whip arrested on fraud and extortion charges
Mmabatho Mokoena-Zondi, chief whip of the uMkhonto weSizwe Party, faces fraud and extortion charges, allegedly defrauding party researchers.
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Shoprite Group’s 2026 bursary applications close this week
The Shoprite Group bursary programme covers tuition, accommodation and living costs – and guarantees employment upon graduation.
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‘Forgotten’ Tiryville residents have to dig for water
Tiryville residents are struggling with severe water outages since February, lacking communication from their councillor and facing health risks.
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WATCH | Mashatile’s visit to Mitchells Plain marred by mixed messages
Deputy President Mashatile’s Mitchells Plain visit to assess Operation Prosper was marred by CPF exclusions and community anger over gang violence.
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Four teenagers shot dead, one wounded in Motherwell mass shooting
Four teenagers were shot dead and one left injured at a Motherwell house, with police saying the motive remains unknown.
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Nearly R1-billion worth of drugs seized at Beitbridge border in truck from Malawi
South African border authorities have intercepted a truck carrying drugs worth nearly R961 million, marking one of the country’s largest single drug seizures.
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Eskom restores 85% of power outages after devastating floods
Eskom continues to make steady progress in restoring electricity supply across storm-affected areas in the Western Cape with approximately 85% of the customer base already restored.
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UFS to stop AI detection software across all faculties
Research suggests AI detection technologies cannot consistently distinguish between human and machine-generated writing.
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