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South Africa mass shooting death toll climbs to 28 after victim dies in hospital
A person wounded in a tavern attack has died in hospital, bringing the total deaths from two weekend mass shootings to 28.
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Free State dams brimming as spring rainfall tops up reserves
Storage dams in the Free State are sitting at optimal levels heading into spring and summer after good spring rainfall in the region
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Widespread power outage hits Cape Town’s northern and western suburbs
A major power fault has knocked out electricity across Cape Town’s northern and western suburbs, affecting thousands of Eskom and City of Cape Town customers.
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WATCH: NovaNews Newscast — Today’s Top Stories, 28 September 2026
Fuel prices could surge in October, South African embassies need R830 million in repairs, and the Gold Cup delivers early drama and upsets.
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Cape Town rescues: exoskeleton first and overnight coastal operation
WSAR deployed a robotic exoskeleton for the first time in SA and conducted an overnight coastal rescue of two stranded German tourists.
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Lwandle mass shooting: community prays for victims
A grieving Lwandle community gathered to mourn 10 people killed and 11 injured in a mass shooting at KwaNdelu Shisa Nyama on Sunday morning.
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Prosecutor murder case becomes kidnapping and extortion trial
The murder case of slain prosecutor Tracy Brown has grown to six suspects and shifted to kidnapping and extortion charges at the Gqeberha Regional Court.
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Hardekraaltjie residents remain two months after deadline to leave
Residents remain at Hardekraaltjie Caravan Park more than two months after the City’s deadline to vacate, with redevelopment plans still unclear.
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Soektog na volstruisboer wat deur water meegevoer is, duur voort
‘n Bekende volstruisboer van Oudtshoorn word vermis nadat hy Sondag in sy Toyota Land Cruiser deur vloedwater meegesleur is.
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Air pollution increases risk of bacterial infections
Air pollution could be doing more than damaging the lungs, with new research showing that polluted air can increase the risk of serious bacterial infections
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