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SIU cracks down on corruption: celebrity repayment, frozen millions, and new state probes
The SIU focuses on recovering misappropriated funds, securing a celebrity repayment, freezing a divorce payout, and expanding investigations.
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Knysna Padel courts win festive season lifeline after High Court intervenes
The High Court in Cape Town allowed Liv Padel courts to reopen, suspending a municipal appeal that threatened their operation during the festive season.
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Fallen Free State police officers honoured in special ceremony
Police officers who died in the line of duty since 2020 were honored at a memorial service in Bloemfontein on 21 December.
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JBay residents urged to continue water saving efforts as reservoirs remain low
Kouga Municipality reports Jeffreys Bay reservoir levels remain critically low at 26%. Residents urged to continue water conservation efforts.
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Death of ‘The Wire’ actor James Ransone ruled suicide
US actor James Ransone, known for “The Wire,” has died by suicide at 46; he leaves behind notable film and television work.
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Bus accident on N1 in Free State claims three lives, five more in Western Cape
A bus that overturned on the N1 between Edenburg and Bloemfontein claimed the lives of three passengers with 71 that was taken to hospitals.
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Deadly bus crash in Indonesia claims 16 lives
A deadly bus crash in Indonesia has left at least 16 dead. The latest tragedy highlights Indonesia’s ongoing struggle with transport safety.
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Trump adds his name to Kennedy Center as family members criticise ‘wild’ decision
US President Trump adds his name to the Kennedy Center, now called the Trump-Kennedy Centre, amid controversy and backlash.
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Ten international events that defined 2025
Explore the top 10 international news events that shaped 2025, including Trump’s return to power and major AI investments.










