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Israel kills new Hamas military commander in Gaza
Israel announced on Wednesday it had killed Mohammed Odeh, the newly appointed head of Hamas’s armed wing in Gaza.
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Police officers attacked in Grabouw after shutdown operation
Police officers were recently attacked by community members during a shutdown operation that turned violent in Grabouw.
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Police investigate murder after woman shot multiple times at Despatch home
SAPS Despatch have opened a murder case after a woman was shot dead at the gate of her home.
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AfriForum takes legal action over Graaff-Reinet name change
AfriForum challenges the Sports Minister’s decision to rename Graaff-Reinet, citing constitutional issues and community opposition to the change.
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Ethics complaint lodged against deputy agriculture minister over unreported bribe allegation
The Democratic Alliance has lodged an ethics complaint against Deputy Minister of Agriculture Rosemary Capa after she admitted in Parliament that she was offered a bribe.
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Quick-thinking staff at Delft Community Health Centre saves twins
When a patient arrived at Delft MOU in labour, no one knew she was carrying twins — until a quick-thinking midwifery team changed everything.
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Trail users urged to use caution after flooding damages Baakens Valley
More than 20 kilometres of the Baakens Valley trails were affected, with large sections washed away, eroded or left unsafe for public use.
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From the top of the world to dark depression: recognising the highs and lows of bipolar disorder
One person in 200 globally lives with an elusive condition that causes extremes of mood and impulsive behaviour that can even place the person’s life at risk.
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Kidnapping crisis grips Gauteng as 27 victims targeted daily
An alarming kidnapping epidemic is sweeping across Gauteng, with an average of 27 people abducted and robbed or held for ransom every day.
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Record temperatures as spring heatwave bakes Europe
Western Europe experienced record-breaking temperatures on Tuesday as a heatwave from northern Africa continued to push the mercury well above normal levels for May, with forecasters predicting further rises this week.
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