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Five arrested after anti-migrant protests in English town
Police arrested five people and escorted asylum seekers to safety after three nights of protests in eastern England town Thetford.
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Thailand teen kills seven in home and school shooting
Fourteen-year-old kills grandparents then five school staff in Thailand shooting spree before taking own life, 30 injured.
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Cape Town mayor says he is taking note of Cachalia’s ‘open mind’
Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has lodged an intergovernmental dispute to push for expanded investigative powers for Metro Police amid gang violence.
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A century of rugby warfare: Inside the Springboks vs All Blacks rivalry
The Springboks and All Blacks have contested 110 matches since 1921, creating rugby’s most intense rivalry shaped by politics and passion.
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Murder investigation launched into Sabie teenager deaths
Police upgrade Sabie deaths investigation to murder after post-mortem reveals teenager may have been strangled. Second teenager likely died by suicide.
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Asian bank grants R9-billion lifeline to struggling SA metros
South Africa secures USD 500 million loan from Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank to rescue failing water, electricity and waste services.
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Families identify loved ones after tragic N1 bus crash claims 11 lives
Grief-stricken families gathered at the Free State Forensic Pathology Services mortuary this week to identify the bodies of relatives who died in the devastating N1 bus crash that claimed the lives of 11 Zimbabwean nationals.
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Man arrested after R1.2 million illicit cigarette haul seized near Welkom
A 35-year-old foreign national has been arrested after members of the Welkom K9 Unit seized illicit cigarettes valued at an estimated R1.2 million during a crime prevention operation on the R30.
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Two wounded robbers hospitalised, 10 in custody after a foiled business robbery
12 suspected armed robbers due in court following their arrest by Gauteng police regarding a brazen robbery of a coffee supplier’s warehouse in Johannesburg
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Nearly 9 in 10 people choosing Lenacapavir are first-time users of long-acting HIV prevention
Between 8 June and 24 July, healthcare workers administered 2 339 Lenacapavir injections across 22 public health facilities to the communities in the Metro
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