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VIDEO | Body of unknown man retrieved from Thaba Bosiu mountains in Free State
The body of an unknown man was retrieved from the Thaba Bosiu mountains in the Free State. Police are requesting assistance in identifying the man.
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Drugs worth over R370 000 confiscated in small Northern Cape town
Drugs with an estimated street value of R370 000 were seized in a small Northern Cape town, while another police action was executed at a Correctional Services facility.
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Potential lifesavers put to the test during final assessment at Muizenberg Beach
The City of Cape Town’s recreation and parks department held their last lifesavers assessment for the year at Muizenberg beach on Friday 8 August.
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Manhunt underway after two detectives killed in prisoner escape
GAUTENG: The National Commissioner of SAPS, General Fannie Masemola, has deployed maximum resources to trace Jabulani Moyo, an awaiting-trial prisoner who is suspected to have shot and killed two detectives […]
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Vyfde Yonder Hartsfees om die draai met aanbiedinge vir elke smaak
Die vyfde Yonder Hartsfees vind eersdaags, tydens die eerste naweek in September, in Kimberley plaas.
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Man arrested for shooting at seven people in tavern, wounding five
A man faces seven counts of attempted murder after shooting at seven people in a tavern, wounding five.
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Captivating dance production back in Cape Town on 15, 16 August
Following a successful debut earlier this year, Letters of Reflection by WGRUV Dance Company returns to Cape Town for a limited run at the Homecoming Centre on Friday 15 August (19:30) and Saturday 16 August (15:00 and 19:30).
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Ward committee member sentenced for illegal selling of municipal land
A ward committee member of the Mangaung Metro in Bloemfontein was sentenced for corruption after the illegal selling of municipal land.
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Four killed in two New Brighton shootings
SAPS are investigating two separate deadly shooting incidents that occurred in New Brighton last night, which left four people dead.
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‘Improvement project’ at primary school at a standstill, incomplete work a safety risk
The infrastructure project at the Anderson Primary School is delayed, impacting safety of learners and payments to local workers and enterprises.
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