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Murder probe after three killed in police shoot-out in Parktown
Cases of murder and attempted murder are being investigated following a shoot-out in which three suspects were killed in Parktown on Friday 24 October.
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Cape Academy pupil allegedly attempts to harm himself; classmates evacuated
A pupil allegedly attempted self-harm at Cape Academy, prompting staff to move learners to safety and offer support.
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‘Considerable chance’ of Trump, Kim Jong Un reunion during Korea visit
South Korea’s unification minister said Friday he believed there was a “considerable” chance that US President Donald Trump will meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during a visit to the peninsula next week.
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Four elephants spotted just 70km from Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
Four elephants were spotted just 70km from the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, marking their closest approach in nearly ten years.
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Suspected kidnappers shot dead by police in Parktown confrontation
Three suspected kidnappers were fatally shot during a confrontation with Gauteng police in Parktown earlier today.
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Police continue to confiscate firearms in gang-affected areas
Anti-gang unit operations across four Western Cape communities resulted in five firearm confiscations and six arrests as police continued efforts to remove weapons from gang-affected areas.
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Drive-by shooting in Kariega under police investigation
SAPS Kariega opened an attempted murder case after four suspects shot a 49-year-old victim from a grey VW Polo in yesterday’s Durban Road drive-by shooting.
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African Bank offers 50% Soweto Marathon entry discount to Cape Town runners
African Bank and the Soweto Marathon NPC offer Cape Town runners a 50% discount to enter The People’s Race after the marathon was cancelled.
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Wynberg court detainee escape: Three arrested, one still on the run
Police rearrest three Wynberg court escapees; Ismail George remains at large. Public urged to report sightings immediately.
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Education minister condemns bullying, violence after Milnerton High assault
Siviwe Gwarube, Minister of Basic Education, says there’s no place for violence and bullying in schools.
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