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Investigation demanded after matric learners denied access to examinations
PARYS, Free State – Profound shock and concerns have been expressed following reports that five learners at the Boitlamo Secondary School in Parys were allegedly prevented from writing their matriculation […]
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Dagga worth more than R12 million confiscated near Colesberg
A 39-year-old foreign national was arrested near Colesberg with dagga worth R12.3 million. Police acted swiftly upon received tips, targeting drug transportation.
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SAPS launches probe into Scharnick’s plea deal, alleged criminal record tampering
It was uncovered that a police employee accessed the CRC system on 19 January and made “adjustments to Scharnick’s criminal record”.
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Mossel Bay port unveils new cruise facility to boost tourism
MOSSEL BAY – Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) yesterday, 13 November, witnessed an iconic moment with the docking of the passenger vessel, SH Diana, at the Port of Mossel Bay’s […]
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R89 million bridge project restores transport links
The Matanzima and Nomakhwezana Bridges in KwaNobuhle, reopened after 17 months, will improve traffic flow and access to essential services for residents.
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South African men deceived into fighting for Russia in Ukraine war, ambassador warns
Seventeen young South African men have been deceived into joining Russian mercenary forces in Ukraine and are now trapped in the war-torn Donbas region, desperately seeking help to return home, […]
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153 Palestinians allowed to disembark after 12-hour airport standoff in South Africa
JOHANNESBURG – More than 150 Palestinians were finally permitted to leave their aircraft Thursday evening after being detained on the plane for 12 hours at South Africa’s main international airport, […]
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DNA analysis reveals Hitler likely had genetic condition affecting sexual development
LONDON – Adolf Hitler most likely suffered from Kallmann Syndrome, a genetic condition that can cause undescended testicles and micropenis, according to groundbreaking DNA analysis conducted by an international team […]
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WORLD DIABETES DAY | Early detection crucial as diabetes affects all ages across life stages
Western Cape health officials warn diabetes can affect anyone from childhood to old age, emphasizing early detection on World Diabetes Day.
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Fake alcohol costs South Africa R16.5 billion as government finally takes notice
The South African government has finally woken up to a growing crisis that’s costing the country billions: fake and illegal alcohol flooding the market. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana didn’t mince […]
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