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Mitchells Plain learner on her way to Kennedy Space Center
Mitchells Plain’s Zayaan Abdurahman is one of eight SA learners selected to represent Team South Africa at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.
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Police disrupts major drug smuggling route in Hoedspruit, seizing R11 million worth of dagga
Police in Hoedspruit seized R11 million worth of dagga and arrested three suspects in a significant drug trafficking operation.
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Xenophobic tensions simmer in Kraaifontein schools
As tensions simmer in Kraaifontein schools over the presence of foreign national learners, the education department is investigating the cause of the disruptions.
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Suspected robber ‘returns from the dead’ as forensic team photographs KZN shootout scene
Forensic officers at a crime scene received the shock of their lives when a suspected robber they believed was dead, suddenly regained consciousness.
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Serial offender sentenced to 46 years for a series of violent GBV crimes, rape and assaulting an infant
The Hennenman Regional Court has sentenced Katleho Kganare (40) to a total of 46 years imprisonment for a series of violent crimes, including rape, attempted murder and the assault of an infant. Kganare’s crimes span multiple incidents between 2022 and…
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Young politician Liam Jacobs returns to DA after admitting PA ‘mistake’
Liam Jacobs who dramatically left the DA less than a year ago, has returned to the party, issuing a public apology and admitting he was “misled by lies” during his brief stint with the Patriotic Alliance.
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Eskom hands over coal and diesel contracts to AfriForum after Supreme Court ruling
Eskom disclosed historical contracts to AfriForum after a court ruling, emphasizing public access to energy supply agreements and procurement contracts.
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How Cape Town communities are growing their own futures
From pavement soup kitchens to thriving market stalls, community food gardens across the Western Cape are becoming engines of local economic growth.
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Western Cape dam levels continue to rise following devastating May floods
Western Cape dam levels rose to 71.47%, recovering from floods, while authorities warn of more severe weather impacting communities.
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Court battle seeks to free three captive elephants from Johannesburg Zoo
Conservation organisations have launched a legal bid to relocate three elephants from the Johannesburg Zoo to a rehabilitation sanctuary in Limpopo, citing inadequate living conditions and psychological distress.
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