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Three people killed in elephant collision at Ugandan national park
Three people have died after their minibus struck an elephant in north western Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park.
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Botha the boot takes charge at Kansas City Blues after US Move
Former Springbok captain Naas Botha lands director of rugby role at Kansas City Blues after moving to United States with his family earlier this year.
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Regulators shut down Pretoria pharmacy over illegal weight loss drug production
South African health authorities have seized illegal weight loss medicines and ordered a nationwide recall after uncovering serious safety violations at a Pretoria pharmacy that was manufacturing unregistered products containing […]
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Anti-immigrant protests escalate in South Africa ahead of June deadline
Anti-immigrant protests are intensifying across South Africa as vigilante groups threaten to forcibly remove undocumented migrants by 30 June.
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Two dead, five wounded in Mitchells Plain shootings
Two men killed and five wounded in separate gang-related shootings in Tafelsig and Eastridge, Mitchells Plain, on Sunday 24 May.
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Man sentenced to two life terms for Bothaville rape and murder
BOTHAVILLE – The Free State High Court sitting in Welkom sentenced Sabata Nkatsa (31) to two life terms for murder and rape. The court heard that Nkatsa followed his victim to her destination in Bothaville in the early hours of…
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Forensic science captain arrested for defeating ends of justice
A SAPS captain was arrested for obstructing justice in murder cases related to the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry investigations.
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Trump halts rush to Iran agreement despite framework progress
Trump urges US negotiators not to rush finalizing a deal with Iran despite nearing an agreement to end Middle East tensions.
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Nearly 800 wanted suspects arrested in province-wide Gauteng sweep
Gauteng police arrested 796 wanted suspects in a weekend operation, including 163 for crimes against women and children, highlighting ongoing crime prevention efforts across the province.










