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Nine granted bail in alleged mob justice murder case
Nine people accused of killing a Tshwane University of Technology lecturer in a suspected mob justice incident have been granted bail by the Soshanguve Magistrates’ Court.
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Free State vet graduates from Russia in ongoing battle to work in SA
After four years back in the Free State, veterinary graduates that was sponsored by the province to study in Russia, still can not work at home.
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Ekapa Mine: Committee probes fatal incident as recovery teams search underground
Members of Parliament visited Ekapa Mine after a tragic mud rush, urging management to prioritize recovering missing miners and ensuring worker safety.
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Six arrested over alleged R10 million insurance murder scheme
Six suspects appeared briefly in court on Wednesday in connection with an alleged insurance fraud scheme involving nine murders and claims of R10 million.
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R434 million investment launches state-of-the-art recycling plant in Coastal Park
Cape Town launched a R434 million recycling facility in Muizenberg, aiming to boost job creation and reduce landfill waste through recycling.
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EFF and DA clash over Home Affairs partnership with banks
The EFF opposes the DA’s Home Affairs partnership with banks for ID services, fearing privatisation risks and neglect of state capacity.
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Farmworker wins case against landowner in property-access dispute
Western Cape High Court dismisses employer’s appeal in farmworker housing case, ordering Johannes van der Westhuizen to pay Koos Booysen’s legal costs.
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Landbou in SA groei met 17,4% en moet beskerm word sê TLU SA
Volgens die jongste BBP-syfers van Statistiek SA het die landbou-, bosbou- en visserysektor in 2025 met 17,4% gegroei teenoor 2024, verreweg die sterkste groei in die primêre sektor van die ekonomie.
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Three senior health officials suspended after R1 million fraud arrests
Three Health Department officials were suspended after being arrested for fraud related to service provider contracts, facing serious charges.
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University degrees remain valuable despite youth unemployment crisis, says academic
In a country facing crippling unemployment, the rise of artificial intelligence and mounting financial pressures, prospective students and their parents are re-evaluating whether the once-coveted university degree is still worth pursuing.
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