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Family appeals for help to bury toddler killed by illegal electrical connection
The Nkumbini family of Marikana informal settlement in Philippi East is appealing for the community’s assistance in burying their little toddler, who was electrocuted when playing with other children in the area on Wednesday 29 October.
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Macassar teens arrested for illegal firearm possession
Two teenagers were arrested on charges of illegal possession of firearms and ammunition after police discovered an imitation firearm at a Macassar secondary school on Monday, leading to an investigation that uncovered a second weapon and video evidence of learners…
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New vehicle market hits highest level in a decade
Total new vehicle sales reached 55 956 units in October, the highest monthly total since March 2015 and 16% higher compared to the same month last year.
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Free State Celebrates Success of Second Annual Arts Alive Festival
Ninety per cent of featured artists were from the Free State Province, highlighting the wealth of artistic talent within the region. The festival had a significant impact on the local business community in Thabanchu, providing economic opportunities and cultural exposure…
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Rooibos emerges as secret weapon for South Africa’s endurance swimmers
For decades, the caffeine-free brew has quietly powered swimmers across some of the world’s most treacherous stretches – from Robben Island to the English Channel – earning its reputation as a trusted hydration partner amongst endurance athletes.
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Fourth suspect arrested in R10 million insurance murder case as trial moves to High Court
POLOKWANE – A fourth suspect has been arrested in connection with an alleged R10 million insurance fraud scheme that resulted in the deaths of nine civilians, police confirmed on Tuesday. The […]
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Businesses, clubs and community in uproar about metro’s intent to sell airfield
Complaints are pouring in from community and businesses at the Tempe Airfield after a notice from the Mangaung Metro that it intends to sell or dispose of the airfield to a private estate developer.
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Fifth NMU student’s death in three weeks sends shockwaves through campus
Outrage and concerns mount at Nelson Mandela University after news emerged about Sesethu Enhle Mboza (19), who allegedly took her own life after being sexually assaulted.
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‘Pipes under pressure’ Cape Town councillor warns of sanitation crisis
Cape Town’s ageing sanitation network and the city’s response to its growing infrastructure challenges came under the spotlight at last week’s City Council meeting.
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REPORT: Speeding and brake failure caused deadly Limpopo bus crash that killed 43
PRETORIA – A catastrophic combination of excessive speed, mechanical failure, and severe overcrowding caused the devastating bus crash that claimed 43 lives in Limpopo last month, according to an official investigation […]
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