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Operation Prosper actions curb illicit mining in Lejweleputswa
Two men were arrested for possession of suspected gold bearing material during an anti-illegal mining operation in the Lejweleputswa District on Friday. The suspects, aged 25 and 40, were apprehended in Extension 3, Allanridge, after police spotted a group of…
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Two live Nile crocodiles found on residential property in Springs
Two live Nile crocodiles were found confined to a steel enclosure on a private residential property in Springs on the East Rand.
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OPINION: Abahambe or Abahlale? Inside South Africa’s immigration debate and what it means on Africa Day
On social media timelines and in street conversations, a phrase has become shorthand for South Africa’s current tension “Abahambe? Abahlale?” Should they leave, or should they stay?
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Critical blood shortage hits Western Cape as O-negative stocks drop to one-day supply
The Western Cape Blood Service urgently calls for blood donors, facing critically low O-negative and O-positive supplies essential for emergencies.
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Four dead after train hits school bus in Belgium
A train collided with a school minibus at a railway crossing in northern Belgium on Tuesday morning, killing four people including two children.
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South Africa pledges over R80m to combat Africa’s Ebola outbreak
South Africa has pledged $5 million (about R82 million) to support continental efforts to combat the deadly Ebola outbreak sweeping through the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
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Nine police officers’ murder case transferred to High Court
The case against nine Bultfontein police officers charged with murder has been transferred to the High Court of South Africa: Free State Division, in Welkom, for a pre-trial conference on 20 July. The nine members of the South African Police…
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SA’s R10 billion funeral sector counts 20 000 unauthorised operators
More than 20 000 funeral operators across SA townships are unlicensed in a sector generating over R10 billion a year, a body warns.










