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Woman viciously attacked with a hammer and raped in Bothaville
The police in Bothaville are investigating a case wherein a 60-year-old woman was found bleeding profusely from a head injury, and having suffered an incident of rape.
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R11 Billion recovered as South Africa makes major strides against state capture
South Africa has achieved a positive turnaround in its battle against state capture corruption, recovering nearly R11 billion in stolen public funds.
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Wits study: Climate change significantly worsened deadly 2022 Durban floods
The catastrophic Durban floods of April 2022, which claimed 544 lives and displaced tens of thousands, were made significantly worse by climate change, a new study led by Wits University has confirmed.
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Geliefde arts van Durbanville sterf in botsing op Helshoogtepad
‘n Welbekende, geliefde mediese dokter van Durbanville het Sondagoggend in ‘n motorfietsongeluk op die Helshoogtepad (R310) by die afdraai na die Boschendal-wynlandgoed gesterf.
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FAK ontvang versameling van komponis Chris Lamprecht (97) se werke
‘n Versameling werke van die komponis Chris Lamprecht (97) wat in Bloemfontein gebore is en hier sy skoolloopbaan voltooi het, is aan die FAK geskenk.
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Not Just a Show: What the Spa Delay Says About Modern F1
The 2025 Belgian grand prix didn’t really kick off in any great fashion. Well, it didn’t kick off at all. The infamously fickle weather of the Ardennes region delayed the […]
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Bangkok shooting: Five dead as gunman opens fire at popular food market
A lone gunman killed five security guards and wounded another person in a devastating mass shooting at one of Bangkok’s busiest fresh food markets on Monday afternoon.
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Wedstryde afgelas toe speler van Kleinmond ná rugbywedstryd sterf
Die dood van die geliefde rugbyspeler van Kleinmond skok baie en medelye stroom van oor die Overberg heen in. .
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Hefty sentences for Sasolburg gold smugglers revealed
Three gold smugglers received severe sentences for illegal possession and money laundering, including imprisonment and hefty fines totaling R250,000.
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World’s largest Black Rhino sanctuary set to open in Namibia’s Fish River Canyon
Namibia is set to become home to the world’s largest Black Rhino sanctuary, following a groundbreaking conservation agreement announced this week.
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