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Marikana community mourns nine victims of deadly shebeen shooting
Community members gathered in their masses at a memorial service held for the slain victims of a mass shooting in Marikana earlier in January.
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Three fraud suspects granted R50 000 bail each, two in custody
Five suspects arrested on fraud, theft and money laundering charges involving an estimated R12 million loss. Three granted bail, whil,e two remain in custody.
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Cape Town calls on residents to reduce waste for World Environmental Education Day
Cape Town calls on residents to reduce plastic waste for Environmental Education Day, offering tours of Kraaifontein waste facility.
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Update| Chapman’s Peak Drive crash: driver dies after being airlifted to hospital
A 47-year-old man has died following a Chapman’s Peak drive crash after sustaining serious injuries and being airlifted to hospital.
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Cape Town mayor opens upgraded Blue Downs stadium
Cape Town Mayor opens R30 million upgraded Blue Downs Athletics Stadium, enhancing facilities for local athletes and communities.
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Government warns students against bogus colleges
Government warns against unregistered colleges exploiting students. Students urged to verify college registration status before enrolling to avoid worthless qualifications.
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Rare 41.82-carat blue diamond recovered at South African mine
Petra Diamonds Limited discovered a rare 41.82-carat blue diamond at Cullinan Mine, characterized as Type IIb, undergoing extensive analysis.
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Police investigate murder, robbery on farm in Humansdorp
Police in Humansdorp are investigating a murder and house robbery after a smallholding outside the town was targeted on 27 January.
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WATCH | Fire breaks out at Paarl Hospital, wards evacuated
Emergency services are responding to a fire at Paarl Hospital, resulting in ward evacuations; cause and extent remain unconfirmed.
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Lights to be switched on after five days of darkness in parts of Nelson Mandela Bay
A five-day power and water outage in parts of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality is expected to come to end, following “major” restoration work on electrical infrastructure at two substations.
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