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Fugitive activist says he fears for his life if returned home
Anti-Western activist Kemi Seba told a Pretoria court on Monday he feared for his life if sent back to Benin.
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Hantavirus: Risk of widespread transmission remains low
Prof Felicity Burt from the UFS explains more about the hantavirus affecting passengers docked in a cruise ship off African coast of Cape Verde.
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Road damage threatens access to Nampo 2026
From May 12 to 15, Nampo Park will host an event showcasing advancements in farming amidst challenges in agriculture. Visitors should plan their trips carefully, as key access roads face significant deterioration, flooding, and construction, resulting in potential delays. Alternative…
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Agriculture focuses on resilience at NAMPO 2026
NAMPO PARK, Bothaville – South Africa’s largest agricultural exhibition returns from 12 to 15 May under the theme “Resilience through Innovation”, addressing mounting pressures on producers from climate variability, rising costs […]
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Flood response and water disruptions continue across Nelson Mandela Bay
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Roads and Transport Directorate are continuing mop-up and stormwater management in parts of the metro.
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Two Gauteng police Major Generals in court over alleged illicit dealing in precious metals
Two high-ranking Gauteng officers Khan and Ebrahim Kadwa linked to illicit dealing in and unlawful possession of precious metals case.
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Son (47) jailed for murdering mother (68) in Dalisile over witchcraft claims
A 47-year-old man has been sentenced to 20 years’ direct imprisonment for murdering his 68-year-old mother in Dalisile after accusing her of witchcraft.
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Divers battle raging Caledon River to recover unidentified body near Ficksburg
Divers had to battle strong currents and swollen water to recover the body of an unidentified man from the Caledon River near Ficksburg










