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Court convicts municipal worker in ghost employee scam
A woman that received a salary from the Dihlabeng Local Municipality while not working there, was found guilty of fraud on Thursday, 22 January.
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Human foul play ruled out following leopard’s tragic electrocution near Worcester
A leopard died tragically in the Nuy Valley near Worcester when it got electrocuted while scaling an electrical post.
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Additional suspect arrested after daring cash-in-transit heist
An additional suspect linked to a violent cash-in-transit robbery in Ngqeleni in July 2025 has been arrested.
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Hawks crack decades-old PEBCO kidnapping and murder case
A breakthrough has been made in a long-standing matter relating to the kidnapping and murder of three political activists.
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Curro learner one of two young SA scientists heading to Taiwan to showcase pioneering research
A Curro Durbanville learner is one of two Eskom Expo for Young Scientists winners that are set to represent S at the Taiwan International Science Fair.
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Kraaifontein activist receives SAHRC Citation of Honour for human rights advocacy
A community activist from Kraaifontein, has been recognised by the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) with a Citation of Honour for his exceptional voluntary service to the community.
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EC Education Department mourns teachers killed by dismissed deputy principal
Eastern Cape Education MEC Fundile Gade mourns the devastating loss of three female teachers who died in a shooting incident at Ntabankulu Primary School.
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Oversight visit exposes failed land reform investment in Free State
The oversight visit to the Kroonstad Farmer Producer Support Unit revealed systemic failures in land reform in the Free State, including corruption and ineffective support systems. Despite significant investments, infrastructure remains vandalized and underutilized. The ongoing issues threaten food security…
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Two workers rescued after trench collapse at V&A Waterfront
Workers were trapped when a trench collapsed at a building site at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.
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Early payment of traffic fines could cut costs by half
South African motorists could save up to 50% on traffic fines by settling them within 30 days of issue, according to industry experts warning that January’s financial pressures make early […]
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