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More than R2,5 million worth of illegal abalone seized at drying facility
The Hawks have uncovered an illegal abalone drying facility in Thornton, Cape Town, with millions worth of abalone seized.
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IPID probes Site C police shooting that left four dead
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) is investigating a shooting incident that occurred at Site C on Wednesday 25 March in which four men were allegedly shot and killed by police officers.
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Johannesburg’s terrible financial position
Johannesburg’s financial crisis deepens with a R3 billion loan for salaries, revealing severe budget deficits and rising debts across multiple entities.
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Jury holds Meta and YouTube liable for harming young woman through addictive platform design
A jury found Meta and YouTube liable for harming a young woman because of an addictive design of their social media platforms.
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Court grants high-value bail to 12 police officers in SAPS’ R360 million healthcare tender fraud case
Alleged mastermind Cat Matlala denied bail in SAPS multi-million rand healthcare tender fraud
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More than 43 000 Cape gannets recorded at Lambert’s Bay breeding site
Over 43,000 Cape gannets are breeding on Bird Island this season, reflecting successful conservation efforts and healthier marine ecosystems.
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Residents receive electrification after decade without
Residents of McCarthy Informal Settlement will finally receive electricity, enhancing safety and addressing fire hazards, while continuing to advocate for comprehensive service delivery improvements.
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South Africa’s top cop to face corruption charges over multi-million-rand tender scandal
South Africa’s national police commissioner is set to appear in court next month on charges related to a controversial R 336 million health services tender
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Tesla Cybertruck makes surprise stop in Upington during world record attempt
Residents of Upington in the Northern Cape witnessed a Guinness World Record in the making when the Tesla Cybertruck stopped and recharged in the town on Friday 20 March.
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Police clash with anti-immigrant protesters in Durban
South African police fired rubber bullets and teargas to disperse hundreds of anti-immigrant protesters in the coastal city of Durban on Wednesday.
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