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IPID records 5 259 police misconduct cases in 2025/26
IPID recorded 5 259 police misconduct cases in 2025/26, including 332 GBVF cases, 116 rape cases and 84 criminal convictions.
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McKenzie fires film foundation council over unlawful CEO appointment
Sport, Arts and Culture Minister fires NFVF Council after it ignored warnings about unlawful acting CEO appointment from its own ranks.
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De Bruyn ousted as TWK mayor again as political instability continues
Democratic Alliance mayor Lincoln de Bruyn has been removed from office once again.
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Multi-million rand shared sports facility for use by local schools opens in Mitchells Plain
A massive R30 million shared sports complex has officially opened in Mitchells Plain, giving thousands of local learners access to world-class fields.
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Two former employees hauled before court in R1.6m fraud case
Hawks’ in North West have arrested two former employees in connection with allegations of defrauding their former employer of R1.6m
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Cape Town bookkeeper jailed for fraud
Louise Johanna Baynes was sentenced to eight years in prison for committing R3.66 million fraud as a bookkeeper in Cape Town.
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Training session turns tragic: Teen cyclist killed in Somerset West
A teenage cyclist was killed in a hit-and-run in Somerset West, just two days after two cyclists died on the R102 in Strand.
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CapeNature warns of heightened wildfire risk as El Niño conditions develop.
CapeNature warns of a potentially more severe wildfire season for the Western Cape as El Niño brings hotter and drier conditions.
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Rhodes University classes disrupted by fee dispute
Rhodes University’s academic activities are disrupted amid a dispute over student debt and its new fee payment protocol.
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Court freezes R178.6 million in assets linked to alleged Standerton drug syndicate
Asset Forfeiture Unit secures court order to freeze R178.6 million in assets linked to alleged large-scale Mandrax manufacturing operation.
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