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Father arrested after fatal shooting of wife and son in Olifantshoek
A 54-year-old man from Olifantshoek was arrested after his wife and son were killed in a shooting incident.
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Another fatal accident on Du Toitskloof Pass
The Du Toitskloof Pass has been closed for traffic after another fatal accident claimed the lives of two people on Sunday (3 May) after a heavy motor vehicle accident. This […]
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IEC urges voters to register as election date confirmed
The IEC is urging all eligible South Africans to verify their registration status and register to vote after 4 November was confirmed as election day.
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Fatal accident claims three lives on Du Toitskloof Pass
Three people have died in a single-vehicle accident on the Du Toitskloof Pass in Paarl on Saturday (2 May). Kurt Maske, a local paramedic attached to ER24, attended the scene […]
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Gaming today, gambling addiction tomorrow
South African laws must catch up to how gaming environments are grooming minors into gambling-like behaviour.
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Assault rifles and grenade launcher stolen from SANDF base
SANDF has confirmed the theft of three R4 assault rifles and a grenade launcher from Tek Base in Lyttelton, Tshwane.
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Hundreds displaced as fire destroys 130 shacks in Durban informal settlement
A fire that swept through the Quarry Road informal settlement in eThekwini has left 477 people homeless and destroyed about 130 shacks.
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Special council meetings on disaster declarations as flooding grips John Taolo Gaetsewe District
Local municipalities in the John Taolo Gaetsewe District are addressing flooding challenges through special meetings to consider disaster declarations and community safety.
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Cape Town firefighters respond to over 30 000 incidents in past year
Cape Town’s Fire and Rescue Service attended 30 302 incidents between 1 May 2025 and 29 April 2026.
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Trump vows to cut US troop presence in Germany beyond announced 5 000 reduction
President Donald Trump has intensified plans to reduce American military saying that troop cuts will extend “way down” beyond the 5 000 personnel.










