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Radio station apologises after mistakenly announcing King Charles’ death
Radio Caroline mistakenly announced King Charles III’s death due to a technical error, prompting an on-air apology from the station.
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Hundreds of migrants seek refuge in Durban as anti-foreigner campaign escalates
More than 250 foreign nationals, mostly women and children, sought protection at a church centre in Durban as targeting of undocumented migrants intensifies.
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Free State dams overflowing after heavy rainfall
Several dams in the Free State are overflowing and may cause water courses to flood after heavy rain in recent weeks.
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Hawks seek woman in KuGompo City human trafficking investigation
The Hawks are searching for 30-year-old Yonela Sapepa in connection with an alleged human trafficking and sexual exploitation investigation.
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Welkom pageant queen crowned Little Miss Universe 2026 in Turkey
Seven-year-old Lesedi Khatoane from Welkom has achieved notable success by winning the Little Miss Universe 2026 and Top Model Of The World 2026 titles in Turkey. Since beginning her modeling career at age two-and-a-half, she has accumulated over 25 pageant…
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Construction of R650 million GrandWest Mall to begin in Cape Town
Construction of the GrandWest Mall has begun after land transfer, set to open in June 2027, enhancing Cape Town’s retail landscape.
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Vioolsdrift farmer denies double murder as trial begins in Springbok
The trial of a Northern Cape farmer accused of shooting dead two friends at his home started in the Springbok High Court today.
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Police operation leads to Makhaza hijacked vehicle arrest
Four suspects were arrested for possessing a hijacked vehicle and stolen property, highlighting ongoing crime issues in Khayelitsha.
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Cape Town mental-health advocate crowned Mr Gay World SA
Bellville’s Jacques Gous is crowned Mr Gay World in Pretoria, carrying a powerful message of mental health awareness and addiction recovery.
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Eskom threatens power cuts to Johannesburg over outstanding R5.2 billion debt
Eskom threatens power cuts in Johannesburg due to R5.2 billion debt, as the city struggles amidst a national debt crisis.
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