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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
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Ramaphosa condemns violent anti-immigrant protests, vows to uphold rule of law
President Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned recent violent protests targeting foreign nationals, calling them acts of opportunism.
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NSRI Gqeberha tackles flooding crisis, sea evacuation
Rescuers stretched across multiple emergencies as floodwaters rose and storm seas battered the Eastern Cape coast this dramatic weekend.
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Komani Hawks arrest Department of Agriculture clerk for alleged theft of public funds
A Komani-based Department of Agriculture clerk, 57, has been arrested by the Hawks for allegedly stealing R60 000 in public funds.
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Second cold front wreaks havoc across Cape Town
Severe winds and heavy rain caused widespread flooding, structural damage, and power outages in Cape Town, with multiple roads impacted.
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Madlanga Commission continues hearings into police involvement in disappeared drug hauls
The Madlanga Commission investigates police officials’ involvement in drug thefts, uncovering systemic vulnerabilities in South Africa’s law enforcement operations.
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Level 8 storm rips through Helderberg, with more to come on Tuesday
Residents of Strand, Somerset West, and Gordon’s Bay are picking up the pieces this Monday morning as severe winds continue to lash the region, uprooting trees, damaging property, and forcing road closures.
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Four rescued in Durban building collapse
Four people were rescued on Saturday after a building under renovation collapsed in Union Lane, Durban.
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Tree-planting campaign brings new green spaces to Nelson Mandela Bay
Volunteers from ASEZ WAO joined a tree-planting initiative in Nelson Mandela Bay, on Sunday as part of the global “Mother’s Forest” climate project.
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Kouga floods: 250 residents displaced as municipality races to reopen roads and restore power
Roads damaged, bridges washed away and 250 residents displaced as Kouga Municipality battles the aftermath of devastating floods.
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