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South Africa deploys over 2 000 troops to combat crime hotspots in five provinces
South African authorities deployed over 2,000 military personnel to combat organized crime, enhancing police efforts across several provinces.
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Cape Town spends R44,5m on electrical infrastructure theft and vandalism
Cape Town has spent over R44.5 million on repairing electrical infrastructure due to vandalism and theft, impacting essential services.
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High Court overturns acquittal of traffic officers in corruption case
Zwanda Tshivhase and Vhutali Mantsha convicted of corruption after state appeals magistrate’s decision to acquit the traffic officers.
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Five suspects arrested in foiled cash-in-transit robbery plot
Police arrested five suspects and seized multiple firearms, including an AK-47, after uncovering an alleged cash-in-transit robbery plan in the Western Cape.
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Memorial service planned for Durbanville teen who took his own life
Durbanville mourns 14-year-old Zac Barends as schools and community members share tributes. A memorial service will be held in Bellville.
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NPA to implement lifestyle audits for senior officials
The National Prosecuting Authority will conduct lifestyle audits for its officials in a phased approach, beginning with senior leadership members,
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Oscars-fever: The top 10 nominees for best picture
Excitement builds for the Oscars as ten films compete for best picture, with “Sinners” and “One Battle After Another” favored to win.
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Cyclists pedal with a purpose, raise over R700k for animal welfare at Cycle Tour
Team SPCA raises record R777,382 at Cape Town Cycle Tour with 102 cyclists, helping 70 animals find homes through adoption preparation.
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War in the Middle East: these are the latest developments
Middle East tensions intensify after drone strike on the US embassy in Baghdad, new missile attacks and warnings over global oil supplies increases.
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South African nation gathers to pay last respect to revered politician Lekota
First Free State premier Lekota being laid to rest
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