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Man killed in broad daylight shooting at Table View café
Emergency services and police responded swiftly with Community Medics to a fatal shooting at Marine Circle in Table View as the scene was secured.
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Police arrested 142 suspected looters during Mangaung shutdown
The Free State police have arrested 142 suspects in Bloemfontein following sporadic incidents of public violence triggered by a total shutdown.
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US forces strike Iran as ceasefire hangs in balance
US military forces launched strikes on Iranian missile sites and mining boats on Monday, threatening a fragile ceasefire.
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Marais welcomes police lifestyle audits to rebuild trust in SAPS
Calls for accountability within SAPS are intensifying, with lifestyle audits being initiated to restore public confidence and combat corruption.
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Ebola death toll surpasses 200 as virus spreads to Uganda, 10 African countries at risk
The death toll from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo had climbed to 204 by Saturday.
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DA lays complaint after 164 criminal convictions linked to Western Cape police members
The Democratic Alliance filed a complaint against Western Cape SAPS for retaining 164 convicted police officers without proper disciplinary actions.
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Gugulethu murder: Three men jailed for killing police officer and state witness
A Cape Town court jailed three men for up to 28 years for Gugulethu murders of a cop and witness.
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Search continues for two missing men in Western Cape
Search operations continue for missing truck driver Poovin Naraisamy and 29-year-old Michael Waltman in the Cape Winelands, Western Cape.
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Over 1,5 million Muslims begin hajj amid Middle East tensions
More than 1,5 million Muslims began filling a vast tent city in the holy city of Mecca on Monday for the annual hajj pilgrimage, carried out against the backdrop of hopes for an end to the war in the Middle…
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International slavery exhibition opens at Iziko Gallery in Cape Town
Iziko Museums has opened In Slavery’s Wake, an international exhibition exploring slavery, colonialism and Black freedom.
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