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Man claims to be ‘Messiah’ after allegedly beheading victim
A 29-year-old man has been arrested after police found him naked in a storm water drainage tunnel, holding what appeared to be a human skull.
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One dead, another injured in cash-in-transit robbery
Police have launched an investigation following a cash-in-transit robbery and murder that occurred on the R510 road between Rustenburg and Northam.
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Nine killed, ten injured in Bekkersdal tavern shooting
The Gauteng Serious and Violent Crime Investigations Unit have launched a manhunt for the suspects involved in the murder of nine people.
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The Top 10 news events of 2025 in South Africa
South Africa hosted the historic G20 Summit, faced a budget crisis, qualified for the 2026 World Cup, and advanced anti-crime efforts.
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Daguitstappie na Mokala: ‘Om die draai om jou siel kos te gee’
Die Mokala- Nasionale Park, skaars 80 km suidwes vanaf Kimberley en bereikbaar vanaf die N12, is ideaal vir ’n dagbesoek wat Kimberliete en inwoners van die omgewing met hul gesin kan geniet.
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Fire at Laborie Wine Estate in Paarl contained
A fire that destroyed Cucina Di Giovanni restaurant and the first wing of accommodation at Laborie Wine Estate has been contained.
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Belgium’s Prime Minister and His ‘Fel-Influencer’: How a Rescue Cat Became a Political PR Sensation
Maximus, a rescue cat adopted by Belgium’s Prime Minister, blends humor with political commentary, but not everyone thinks it is funny.
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Urgent Appeal: Reduce water usage in Jeffreys Bay
Kouga Local Municipality urges Jeffreys Bay residents and visitors to immediately reduce water usage due to critical supply levels, prohibiting non-essential water activities to prevent outages.
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BREAKING NEWS: Historic building destroyed in fire at iconic Laborie Wine Estate
PAARL – A devastating fire has completely destroyed a historic Cape Dutch building at the renowned Laborie Wine Estate this afternoon, sending shockwaves through South Africa’s wine tourism industry at the […]
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Western Cape health services brace for festive season surge
Western Cape emergency services prepare for festive season after handling 69 249 incidents last year. Officials stress public responsibility.
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