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‘Stop in the name of life’! says Cape Town city councillor
A Cape Town city councillor is taking a lone stand in a crusade against reckless drivers in a suburb notorious for road hogs.
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Forensic lab handover to strengthen KwaZulu-Natal crime fight
A new forensic science laboratory was handed over in Durban on Friday to support SAPS in KwaZulu-Natal’s fight against crime.
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Mugabe’s son pleads guilty to lesser charges in Johannesburg shooting case
The youngest son of Zimbabwe’s former president Robert Mugabe has pleaded guilty to reduced charges in a shooting case that left his gardener badly wounded.
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Mandrax, tik found at former SANDF member’s house
Former SANDF member Leslie Richard (60) reappeared at Middelburg court for bail application on drug dealing charges worth R16,100.
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Wellington woman arrested for drugs in sting operation
A 43-year-old woman was arrested in Wellington on Thursday (16 April) after police seized drugs during a coordinated operation in Hoop Street. According to Western Cape police spokesperson Constable Ndakhe […]
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Lebanese civilians head home as truce with Israel takes effect
Thousands of displaced Lebanese civilians took to the road, hoping that a 10-day ceasefire with Israel would allow them to return to their homes.
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Julius Malema’s post-sentencing remarks spark outcry over judicial attacks
The sentencing of EFF leader Julius Malema this has ignited a fierce debate about attacks on judicial independence.
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Perfect time to do a proper pre-winter assessment of your property
City of Cape Town officials urge residents to use weekend cold fronts as opportunity to assess properties for winter readiness and identify vulnerabilities.
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Concerns raised over the sediment buildup at Marquard dam
The Democratic Alliance plans to raise concerns about sludge accumulation at Laaispruit Dam in Marquard to local authorities, emphasizing its impact on water security for both Marquard and Clocolan. The rehabilitation project, valued at R21.54 million and currently 22% complete,…
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Special travel arrangements in place for SA Navy Festival
Visitors to the SA Navy Festival in Simon’s Town are urged to plan ahead, with limited parking and added transport options to ease congestion.
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