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Kaapse Forum vra vir ondersoek ná bewerings van skeidsregter-omkopery
Die Kaapse Forum het vandeesweek ‘n beroep op die Suid-Afrikaanse Rugbyunie (Saru) gedoen om die bewe- rings van skeidsregter-omkopery in die Boland te ondersoek. Dit volg ná ‘n skokkende berig […]
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Well-known businesswoman gunned down at mall in Hermanus
Three shooters gunned down a well-known businesswoman from Zwelihle in broad daylight in the parking area of the Whale Coast Mall in Hermanus on Thursday afternoon in what appears to […]
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State entity Chief Executive charged over alleged journalist bribery
Criminal charges have been laid against the suspended chief executive of a South African state entity after she was caught on camera allegedly attempting to bribe a journalist to suppress […]
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Bloodied hammer rape: Suspect caught in Bothaville
The victim suffered severe injuries to the head and had to be hospitalised. The investigation team collected evidence and followed up on all possible leads. With considerable assistance from the neighbourhood watch and the community, the alleged suspect was identified…
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Clanwilliam Dam upgrade at 26% completion, years behind original schedule
WESTERN CAPE – The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) this week provided an update on the long-delayed Clanwilliam Dam raising project during a briefing to the Western Cape Provincial […]
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Paarlse pa gevonnis vir verkragting van minderjarige dogter
‘n Paarlse pa is tot 25 jaar tronkstraf gevonnis vir die herhaalde verkragting van sy dogter. Die misdade het plaasgevind toe sy tussen vier en ses jaar oud was.
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Jeffreys Bay Dorp van Drome works towards beautifying township
Jeffreys Bay Dorp van Drome launches ambitious dual project to revitalise Ocean View township through strategic planting and road repairs.
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Protestors delay morning traffic by burning tyres on R300 freeway near Cape Town
Early-morning traffic was disrupted this morning due to protests on the R300, also known as the Cape Flats Freeway.
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SA needs new strategy to increase agri-food exports to EU
South Africa’s agricultural exports to the European Union are facing mounting challenges despite strong trade agreements, with researchers warning that growing trade barriers and related disputes are threatening the country’s […]










