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Tributes paid as former North West premier Maape laid to rest
Former North West Premier and Robben Island prisoner Bushy Maape laid to rest in his birthplace in Vryburg in a Special Provincial Official Funeral Category 1.
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Double murder investigation launched into Kruger tourist deaths
Limpopo police have mobilised experienced investigators after two tourists were found dead with stab wounds near the intersection of the Levubu and Limpopo rivers.
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Suspected Dutch drug mule arrested after police seize Khat worth R240 000
Police have arrested a suspected male drug mule from the Netherlands at the OR Tambo Airport following the discovery of drugs concealed inside his luggage.
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Bodies of two tourists discovered in Kruger National Park
Two tourists were found dead in Kruger National Park, prompting a police investigation and condolences offered to their families.
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Police probe seven murders in five separate Kayamandi shootings
Multiple shootings in Kayamandi in Stellenbosch between Friday evening (22 May) and Saturday morning (23 May) have left seven dead. Brig Novela Potelwa, a spokesperson for the Western Cape police, […]
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Abalone worth R900 000 seized in Western Cape bust
Over 500 kilograms of abalone worth R900,000 seized in Western Cape; multiple arrests made in two operations against poaching.
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Western Cape premier thanks NSRI volunteers for flood response
Premier Alan Winde visited the NSRI Volunteer Support Centre to thank crews who rescued dozens of flood-stranded residents across the Western Cape.
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Police arrest suspect after brutal gang-related knife attack on young victim
An 18-year-old man has been admitted to a Free State hospital in critical condition following a brutal knife attack involving two rival gangs.
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Six Western Cape schools still closed after flooding and road damage
Teaching resumed in Cape Winelands schools after severe weather, while six schools remain closed; recovery efforts and catch-up plans are underway.
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Skateboarder nears end of Africa odyssey with Cape Town in sight
After months of rough roads, angry cows and visa crises, Jason Vanporppal is 265 km from completing his skateboard journey across Africa.
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