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Hawks arrest kidnapping suspect in Bizana
Hawks arrest 36-year-old suspect in connection with a ransom kidnapping in Bizana, Eastern Cape. Investigations continue to trace further suspects.
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Police probe double murder after KwaZakhele shooting
After two people were shot dead in KwaZakhele, Gqeberha, on Wednesday, the SAPS is investigating the double murder and appeals for information.
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Nigeria unveils fuel relief measures ahead of January poll
With Nigerians heading to the polls in January, the government has announced a 30-day petrol discount for public transport operators amid soaring fuel prices.
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Nelson Mandela University coding project earns national recognition
Tangible, founded at Nelson Mandela University, earns national recognition for its academic and social impact in coding education.
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New Grasslands National Park declared in Eastern Cape highlands
The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, David Maynier, has formally declared 18 properties in the Eastern Cape as the Grasslands National Park.
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Trump backs Hasan execution livestream as Vance questions plan
Trump backs plans to livestream Nidal Hasan’s execution for the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, despite bipartisan criticism and human rights concerns.
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Operation Prosper Karabo: 28 arrests in Free State mining raids
Police, the SANDF and mine security joined forces in the Free State, arresting 28 suspects for illegal mining across Theunissen and Welkom.
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Five suspects at large after Bethlehem jewellery store robbery
The police in the Eastern Free State is investigating a robbery in which millions of rands of jewellery was stolen in a store in Bethlehem.
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WATCH | Classic film’s ending scene sparks fresh debate on assisted dying in South Africa
DignitySA examines the 30-year-old film The English Patient’s portrayal of medical assisted dying and its relevance to South Africa’s constitutional challenge on voluntary MAiD.
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Municipal workers uncover historic ammunition worth an estimated R7 m
The approximately 15 000 rounds of ammunition discovered was identified as .303 rounds, believed to date back to the Anglo-Boer War.
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