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Saulsville tavern shooting rears its ugly head in South Africa’s ongoing violence crisis
Tavern shooting raises grave concern over safety
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Suspect arrested after teen is killed by stray bullet in Factreton
Alnika Mitchell was caught in the crossfire during a gang-related shooting on Saturday 6 December. A 53-year-old man sustained wounds to his arm.
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Elderly Abuse Trial Postponed as Six Face Serious Charges
The much-anticipated court case involving the horrifying and inhumane alleged assault of a frail 81-year-old victim at an old age home in Welkom has been postponed to January 2026 for […]
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Prominent SABC journalist appears in court over Russia-Ukraine war recruitment
A prominent SABC freelance journalist Dr Nonkululeko Mantula (39), appeared in court today together with four other accused in the alleged recruitment of South African men as mercenaries to fight […]
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Major drug lab bust nets six arrests in North West Province
MAKAPANSTAD – Six suspects between the ages of 44 and 55 have been arrested following the discovery of a sophisticated clandestine drug laboratory worth millions of rands in Makapanstad, North West […]
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South Africa suspends visa-free entry for Palestinians amid forced migration Concerns
South Africa has revoked the 90-day visa exemption previously granted to Palestinian passport holders, following intelligence investigations that revealed the policy was being systematically exploited to facilitate forced displacement from […]
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Western Cape dam levels continue rapid decline
Cape Town’s water situation is getting worse by the week, with dam levels dropping faster than they have all season. The city’s water supply system has fallen to just 76.6% […]
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Killers of 20-year-old man in Goodwood shooting still at large
It has been two weeks since the brutal murder of a 20-year-old male victim in Goodwood, and still no arrests have been made.
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Court orders South Africa to stop xenophobic health clinic blockades
South African authorities must take immediate action to stop xenophobic protesters from blocking foreign nationals’ access to public health facilities, a Johannesburg High Court ruled last week in a landmark […]
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WATCH: Public-private partnership delivers e-bike crime fighting solution
A Cape Town community has received four high-value e-bikes through a public-private partnership designed to bolster crime-fighting efforts.
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