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Abigail Prins: Defence attorney seeks accused separation in Motherwell kidnapping, murder case
Motherwell aunt Christine Prins appeared in court today with boyfriend following the alleged kidnapping of niece Abigail before child’s death.
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Johannesburg’s essential services are rapidly deteriorating
In the space of six months City Power dealt with more than a million outages, Johannesburg Water dealt with more than 4 000 pipe bursts every month and Pikitup continues to work with less than half its staff complement.
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Schools to support, not exclude, pregnant pupils under draft regulations
New draft regulations aim to keep pregnant learners in school, offering support, protection, and clear legal guidelines for schools nationwide.
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South Africa and Lesotho to open R2.4 billion Senqu Bridge
The Senqu Bridge in Mokhotlong will be opened this week, marking a major milestone in the Lesotho Highlands Water Project.
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Pro-Russian activist Kemi Seba seeks asylum in South Africa after arrest
A prominent Pan-African activist wanted in Benin for inciting rebellion has applied for political asylum in South Africa.
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Entries open for the prestiguous 2026 Diners Club SA Winelist Awards
Entries have opened for the 2026 Diners Club SA Winelist Awards and licensed restaurants throughout South Africa have until 5 June to submit their entries.
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Student’s death before graduation ceremony sends shockwave
The cause of death remains unknown for a student who collapsed and died shortly before her graduation at the University of the Free State.
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WATCH | Charlize Theron opens up about night her mother killed her father in self-defense
Oscar-winning South African actress Charlize Theron has spoken in rare detail about the traumatic night when her father was killed.
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Iran says it will not attend new US peace talks as ceasefire frays
Iran insisted it has no plan to attend a new round of negotiations with the United States on Monday.










