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Teen handed 25 years for rape and murder of elderly Little Karoo farm owner
A teenager has been sentenced to 25 years’ imprisonment for the rape and murder of an elderly woman on her Klein Karoo farm.
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Government reports economic recovery and Madlanga Commission progress in Presidency budget speech
South Africa’s economy is showing signs of recovery with improved credit ratings and record tourism numbers, President Cyril Ramaphosa told Parliament during the Presidency budget vote speech.
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‘Sakelui moet ook druk plaas vir dienste om gelewer te word, ‘ sê Agri Wes-Kaap
Jannie Strydom, hoof- uitvoerende beampte van Agri Wes-Kaap, het sakelui by ‘n vergadering van die Durbanville-Sakekamer toegespreek.
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Operation Prosper soldier to take SANDF, minister to court over conditions at Fort Ikapa
A SANDF member is suing for improved living conditions at Fort Ikapa due to inadequate facilities and health concerns impacting soldiers.
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Two Mozambicans killed as xenophobic violence resurfaces in South Africa
South African authorities have confirmed two Mozambican nationals were killed following anti-migrant protests at the weekend.
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FS premier welcomes findings by SIU into flawed FS bursary programme
The Free State Premier welcomed the investigation by the Special Investigating Unit into the flawed bursary programme from 2017/18.
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Most hardest-hit areas have electricity again after storm
CAPE TOWN – The Western Cape Government says significant progress has been made in restoring electricity to communities affected by last month’s severe storms, with 92% of impacted areas across […]
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Codeta launches SA PAY taxi payment system in Khayelitsha
Codeta is launching the SA PAY electronic payment system in taxis to enhance safety and financial control, starting with a pilot program.
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Level 8 weather alert: Protect your pets, avoid flooded roads and stay safe
Motorists are advised to avoid travelling during periods of intense rainfall and not to attempt crossing flooded roads, bridges or low-water crossings.
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‘Fed-up’ locals demand closures as spaza deadline looms
As a seven-day deadline looms, Lwandle and Nomzamo residents demand foreign-owned spaza shops close but business continues as usual.
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