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Courts impose mandatory life, deviate from it in other child rape cases
Criminal courts impose mandatory life sentences, with a minimum term, in severe sexual violation cases involving adult men across three provinces.
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Sardine die-off not linked to Milnerton Lagoon, claims City
The City says the mass sardine die-off along the Cape coast is not linked to Milnerton Lagoon, as scientists investigate the cause of the deaths.
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CPUT shuts campuses and residences amid violent protests
CPUT has shut all campuses and residences after violent student protests over registration fees, accommodation costs and student debt.
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Bad news expected at the fuel pumps in September
South African motorists face significant fuel price increases in September, with diesel expected to rise by up to R3.22 per litre according to CEF projections.
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WATCH | Kruger National Park flood repairs to cost R950 million
Heavy rains in January caused substantial damage to Kruger National Park infrastructure, with repairs now estimated to cost R950 million.
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Cape Town restores memorials, and replaces 23 damaged and missing plaques across the metro
Cape Town’s Arts and Culture Development Branch restored multiple memorials and replaced 23 plaques, preserving the city’s heritage.
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Police officer abducted during armed guest house robbery
Three armed men robbed a Mount Croix guest house and kidnapped a police officer, who was later found shaken but unharmed by a Fidelity ADT patrol.
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Storm-hit families receive building materials as Buffalo City Metro steps in
Buffalo City Metro distributed building materials to 60 storm-affected households across seven wards, helping vulnerable families repair damaged homes.
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FBI and SAPS arrest Malmesbury teen linked to violent global child exploitation network
Serious concerns have been raised as to online safety after a Malmesbury teenager was arrested on charges related to child sexual abuse material and links to a violent international online network.
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NC premier reshuffles cabinet amid infrastructure issues and road project scandals
A reshuffling of the Northern Cape Executive Council comes at a critical time as the government faces mounting pressure.
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