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Three women killed execution-style remain unidentified
Three women killed execution-style in Bloemfontein are yet to be identified. Their bodies were found in two separate locations.
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Accused Bondi killer Naveed Akram appears in court by video link
Accused Bondi Beach killer Naveed Akram (24) appeared in an Australian court via video link on Monday in his first public hearing since the shooting.
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Police sergeant shot dead in front of wife by armed robbers, Hawks launch manhunt
The East London Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime Investigation has launched a manhunt for suspects involved in the fatal shooting of serving police Sergeant Ndodomzi Dion Tengile (42) at Zizamele Township in Butterworth in 2024. The member was attached to Visible…
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Heatwave grips Western Cape as temperatures soar into high 30s
The South African Weather Service has issued a heat wave advisory for several regions in the Western Cape, including parts of the West Coast, the City of Cape Town and the Cape Winelands,
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NMU protests: Court interdict over accommodation crisis
A High Court order prohibits Nelson Mandela University students from barricading roadways or preventing campus access.
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Second fatal taxi shooting in a week rocks Western Cape
Community in shock after a deadly shooting at Killarney taxi rank leaves one dead and three wounded; police link the attack to taxi-related violence.
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No-fee Kariega school plagued by frequent vandalism
A no-fee school in Kariega faces closure due to vandalism, affecting education for local children. The principal highlights severe damage and appeals for community support.
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Farm worker due in court regarding murder of girlfriend, concealing her body
Court to hear case of murder suspect who concealed girlfriend’s body in shallow grave on a farm homestead in Kloofeind, close to Bloemdal in the Free State.
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WATCH | Stormwater management crisis in Dr Beyers Naude Municipality
Several Dr Beyers Naudé Municipality towns struck by unexpected thunderstorms and intense rainfall, exposing infrastructure issues.
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Spanish national fined R500 000 for illegal reptile trafficking
A Spanish citizen has been convicted in the Vredendal Regional Court for the illegal possession and importation of protected reptiles from the Northern Cape to the Western Cape.
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