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Disbarred attorney in court for allegedly stealing more than R2m from clients
A disbarred Mpumalanga attorney is set to appear in court facing charges of contravention of the Legal Practice Act and theft of money from three clients.
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Police relocate hundreds of foreign nationals from Durban church amid anti-migrant tensions
South African police have relocated approximately 400 foreign nationals from a church in Durban due to anti-migrant actions.
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Drakenstein Municipality proposes rates relief as property values climb
Property values in the Drakenstein Valley have soared over the past decade, with Paarl and Wellington emerging as some of the fastest-growing property markets in the Western Cape. According to […]
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Malema faces legal challenge over JSC membership post-conviction
EFF’s Malema is facing a legal challenge to be removed from the Judicial Service Commission following his conviction stemming from a 2018 political rally.
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Air France and Airbus found guilty of manslaughter in 2009 Rio-Paris crash
A Paris appeals court has found Air France and Airbus guilty of involuntary manslaughter over the 2009 crash that killed 228 people,
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Aunt allegedly killed six-year-old Abigail Prins ‘out of revenge’ against mother
The murder case involving six-year-old Abigail Prins has been classified as a Schedule 6 offence as her aunt and co-accused appeared in court.
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Langeberg Municipality slams croc-sighting claims
Langeberg Municipality denied crocodile sightings in the Breede River, attributing them to a video misinterpretation of flood debris.
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Late queen pushed for Andrew to be UK trade envoy, official papers reveal
Britain’s late Queen Elizabeth II actively pushed for her son Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be appointed as a trade envoy.
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Late government payments leave schools, facilities without electricity
Schools and public facilities in Ngwathe face electricity disconnections due to late payments from government departments, impacting vulnerable residents and learners. The Democratic Alliance (DA) has expressed concerns over the administrative failures causing service interruptions and is seeking to verify…
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‘We have lost everything’: Gamtoos Ferry Hotel owners vow to rebuild after catastrophic flooding
Severe flooding has left the historic Gamtoos Ferry Hotel in ruins, with owners Annette and Roy Herselman facing a devastating rebuild.
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