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Two suspected gunrunners re-arrested in Bloemfontein
Two suspected gunrunners face re-arrest in Bloemfontein for illegal firearms possession after a court case was reactivated.
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Jong planmakers in top twintig van Maak my ‘n Miljoenêr-kompetisie
Twee jong entrepreneurs van Goudveld-Hoërskool het hul plek onder die Top 20 in die nasionale Maak my ‘n Miljoenêr-kompetisie losgeslaan – en is gereed vir die volgende rondte tydens Kragdag […]
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Century of life celebrated
Their lives were shaped by the challenges of the Great Depression (1929-1939) and the Second World War (1939-1945). One of the cherished memories from their time in Hennenman was witnessing snow for the first time in 1947. This special moment…
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Mother appears in court over viral video showing child smoking
A woman made her first court appearance this week alongside three co-accused on charges of child abuse and attempted murder, following a disturbing viral video that allegedly shows her four-year-old son smoking.
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Drive-offs after filling up on the rise; suspects face criminal charges
When the petrol attendant asked how he would be paying, the driver replied by card. When the attendant walked off to fetch the card machine, the motorist sped off without paying.
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R300 miljoen Paternoster-bedrogsaak: Nóg aanklagte bygevoeg
Die nege sakemanne en ‘n sakevrou van Paternoster, Velddrif, Wellington en Kaapstad, wat in Mei vanjaar in hegtenis geneem is, het die afgelope Dinsdag (29 Julie) weer in die Vredenburg-streekhof verskyn.
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Frustration after days without water; ‘time for excuses is over’
Schools across Matjhabeng braced for two waterless days but were forced to shut down from 24 July, due to health and sanitation concerns.
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Water quality testing ongoing after sewage spill at Kings Beach
Cleaning and treatment of a sewage spill at Kings Beach are currently underway to reduce E. coli levels and address odour concerns. The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has advised that […]
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South Africa responds to Trump’s 30% tariffs with diplomatic push and support package
President Cyril Ramaphosa today expressed serious concern over the United States’ decision to impose 30% reciprocal tariffs on South African products.
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