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‘Do you believe in aliens?’ Hunt for mystery noise in Cape Town continues
An early-morning search for Table View’s mysterious humming noise has failed to find its source as residents and the City continue investigating.
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Nelson Mandela Bay SOMA overshadowed by political boycott
Nelson Mandela Bay SOMA was overshadowed as several political parties stayed away, amid criticism over service delivery and event costs.
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Copper syndicate leaves open trench after digging up cable
DA leader in Free State laments the theft and vandalism of electricity infrastructure, crippling the province’s economic growth.
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DA rejects Mangaung investigation into city manager misconduct allegations
The Mangaung Metro’s Council decision not to institute disciplinary proceedings against the City Manager, was questioned in a news conference held by the DA today.
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Police seize R5.85 million worth of drugs in N1 highway bust near Beaufort West
Police seized 57 000 mandrax tablets and five kilograms of cocaine worth R5.85 million in an intelligence-driven operation on the N1 near Beaufort West.
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Investigation underway after nine Koeberg High learners fall ill
An investigation is underway after nine Koeberg High learners allegedly consumed dagga muffins and required medical attention at the school.
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Police constable, father arrested for possession of drugs
A police constable and his father were arrested in Paarl for drug possession, including crystal meth and cocaine.
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WATCH | New York remembers 9/11 attacks 25 years on amid political controversy
New York marks 25th anniversary of September 11 attacks with memorial ceremony amid controversy over Trump’s absence and Muslim mayor attendance.
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Hazardous-load simulation takes place at Huguenot Tunnel
A controlled hazardous load simulation exercise took place at the Huguenot Tunnel’s North Bore on Wednesday (10 September) evening into the early hours of Thursday (11 September).
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R105 million illicit goods seized during Limpopo crackdown
A joint Limpopo crackdown has seen more than R105 million worth of goods confiscated, as security and revenue agencies target counterfeit and contraband trading in Musina.
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