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Army deployment no long-term solution for under-resourced police in Kraaifontein
Military deployment to crime-ridden Cape Town suburbs will not address the fundamental issues that plague the area’s under-resourced police services.
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Teen sentenced to 10 years for rape committed as minor in Nxuba
“Michael Van der Walt (18) sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment for the rape of 15-year-old girl at Nxuba home in March 2023.
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From rugby glory to ruin: Stadium’s R10 million revival questioned by opposition
The AR Abass Stadium in Kimberley, a historic multi-purpose sports venue that serves as a vital symbol of heritage, is set for an upgrade, but the timing of this is being questioned.
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South Africa’s livestock farmers reel from foot-and-mouth disaster
Farmers are reeling from the foot-and-mouth disaster as outbreaks devastate the livestock industry across South Africa.
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Italian golfer Andrea Pavan on the road to recovery after horror fall at hotel
Andrea Pavan, the Italian golfer injured in a hotel accident in Stellenbosch ahead of the SA Open is in recovery.
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Jackal Buzzard recovers after pin removed from broken wing
The jackal buzzard, which was shot in Durbanville about three weeks ago, may soon be released after she had been operated on to have the pin removed from her wing.
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Oil prices surge above $100 despite record reserve release
Major economies’ record oil reserve release failed to stabilize prices amid ongoing conflict and significant supply disruptions, raising market concerns.
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Muir, Department of Education investigate alleged bullying incident
A video has sparked an investigation into alleged initiation practices at Muir College Boys’ High, raising concerns about student safety and welfare, prompting calls for accountability.
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Former Steinhoff auditor sentenced to R2 million fine in fraud saga
A former Steinhoff audit executive has become the fifth person convicted in the multi-billion rand corporate fraud scandal.
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Four Chinese fishing vessels intercepted in South African waters
Four Chinese-flagged fishing vessels have been intercepted and fined for unauthorised entry into South African waters.
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