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WATCH: Mayhem at McDonald’s reignites student conduct storm in Stellenbosch
A viral video clip of a brawl at a fast-food outlet in Stellenbosch has drawn mixed reactions.
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Cape Town ratepayers brace for more hikes as new property valuations roll out
Cash-strapped Capetonian ratepayers are holding their collective breath ahead of the publication of the General Valuation Roll 2025 (GV2025) on 20 February
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Conman masquerading as professional football player busted for fraud
Police arrest conman operating as a professional football player
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Man sentenced on multiple charges for Jeffreys Bay Good Samaritan murder
Riaan Ridley Umslana (21) sentenced 25 years for murder of Jeffreys Bay resident and Good Samaritan Anna Gouws (69).
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Animal Anti-Cuelty League raises alarm over pound standards
The AACL PE has raised serious concerns about the welfare standards of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s animal pound.
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Police hunt suspects after Makhaza N2 hijacking attempt
Makhaza police are pursuing three armed suspects who attempted car hijackings on the N2 near Mew Way, urging increased highway patrols.
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WATCH | Mark Zuckerberg grilled over underage users at social media trial
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg (41) said on Wednesday he regretted the company’s slow progress in identifying underage users on Instagram, as he faced sharp criticism at a landmark social media trial over accusations that his company deliberately hooked children.
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BREAKING NEWS | UK police arrest former Prince Andrew on suspicion of misconduct
Britain’s former Prince Andrew (66) was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of misconduct during his time as a trade envoy, as UK police investigations into allegations emerging from the Jeffrey Epstein files gathered pace.
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Relief reaches Kouga farmers after devastating fires with fodder donation from Gift of the Givers
Kouga farmers receive much-needed fodder relief from Gift of the Givers on 17 February to combat damaged grazing and FMD crisis.
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Namibia withholds crucial approval that could delay multi-billion rand cross-border water scheme
Namibia opposes Phase II of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project due to concerns over reduced downstream water flow affecting its security and agriculture.
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