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Manhunt launched after six suspects break out of police station’s holding cell
A manhunt has begun after six suspects escaped from Lydenburg Police Station, raising security concerns.
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Detective arrested for second time this month over suspected stolen property
A Free State detective, based in Fouriesburg, arrested for the second time this month for serious offences and possession of unlicensed items.
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Scientists say most dogs have some wolf DNA – even chihuahuas
Scientists reveal that most dogs have some wolf DNA, showing recent interbreeding between dogs and wolves.
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Man accused of sexual harassment arrested for murder after shooting father
A 33-year-old was arrested following a joint intelligence operation after allegedly killing a father who confronted him over sexual harassment allegations.
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South African’s sport betting addiction: Calls to helpline soar 623%
The surge in South African’s sport betting addiction raises concerns. Understand its effects on individuals and society.
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Two arrested over truck blockade as traffic returns to normal in Dutywa, Ngcobo
The protests, linked to tensions between taxi operators and other transport stakeholders, halted the movement of goods and services on Wednesday.
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Police recovered 63 stolen sheep in Lady Grey operation after tip-off
Police and community members successfully recovered 63 stolen sheep in Lady Grey through collaborative search operation, demonstrating effectiveness of strong community-police partnerships in combating theft.
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Western Cape battles intense wildfire wave as crews contain multiple blazes
The Western Cape has experienced widespread and sustained wildfire activity across several districts between 18 and 28 November.
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City calls for expanded policing powers after alarming crime stats
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has called for urgent action to strengthen conviction rates for gang, gun and drug-related crimes.
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More than 30 000 teachers resign in five years amid staffing pressures
Over 30 000 South African teachers resigned between 2020 and 2024, worsening staff shortages and increasing workloads in public schools.
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