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Cheetahs return to Eswatini after more than 35 years
Four cheetahs have returned to Eswatini after more than 35 years, with conservationists hoping to establish a thriving breeding population.
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King Charles reveals £30 million tax bill as royal finances face scrutiny
King Charles III publicly disclosed paying £30 million in taxes, highlighting royal transparency amid significant funding changes for the monarchy.
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Logistics driver jailed seven years for R544 000 diesel theft from Transnet
A logistics employee was sentenced to seven years for stealing over 24,000 liters of diesel from a Transnet tanker.
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More than 8 000 foreign nationals processed at Beitbridge ahead of 30 June deadline
South Africa’s Border Management Authority has processed more than 8 000 foreign nationals for voluntary repatriation, ahead of 30 June threats.
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Two due in court over Motheo College student murder
The police arrested two men connected to the alleged murder of a Motheo TVET College student, a month after going into hiding.
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Stellenbosch empowerment winery wins gold at international competition
A black empowerment wine project based in Stellenbosch has secured a gold medal at one of the world’s most prestigious wine competitions.
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Hawks net over R1 million forfeiture as EC abalone syndicate leader jailed for 20 years
The Hawks’ investigation led to a R1.2 million forfeiture, disrupting an abalone poaching syndicate and securing multiple convictions.
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Woman accused of exploiting brother’s death in RAF fraud
A Mthatha woman faces fraud charges after allegedly posing as her deceased brother’s spouse to claim nearly R1 million from the Road Accident Fund.
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Wimbledon: A storied history of tennis excellence, strawberries – and the occasional streaker
The 139th Championships at Wimbledon begins on Monday 29 June, marking another chapter in the world’s oldest tennis tournament.
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Dutch adoption agency to close doors on South African children
The Dutch government’s decision to phase out intercountry adoption by 2030 deals a significant blow to South African children seeking permanent homes.
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