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Eben Etzebeth celebrates his roots with book launch at N1 City Mall
Goodwood erupted with pride as Eben Etzebeth launched his autobiography Unlocked at N1 City Mall — a heartwarming homecoming event.
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Israel expected to reopen key Gaza border crossing for humanitarian aid
JERUSALEM – Israel is expected to allow Gaza’s sole border crossing to the outside world to reopen today, Wednesday 15 October, permitting humanitarian aid into the devastated territory as part […]
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Urgent provincial intervention needed as wildlife crisis grips Wolhuterskop Nature Reserve
BETHLEHEM, Free State – The Free State Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs faces mounting pressure to intervene urgently at Wolhuterskop Nature Reserve in Bethlehem, where years of municipal […]
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Foreign National Arrested for Identity Fraud in Virginia
South African Police Service (SAPS) members attached to the Welkom AGU acted on intelligence-driven information on Tuesday, 14 October, regarding a foreign national who was allegedly misrepresenting himself as a South African citizen.
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Celebrated SA literary and cultural icon Zoë Wicomb dies
UWC alumna Professor Zoë Wicomb, acclaimed author of “You Can’t Get Lost in Cape Town,” has passed away. Her work gave voice to South African experiences.
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Police confirm kidnapping of 44-year-old Gqeberha resident
Local police has confirmed the kidnapping of a 44-year-old man in Glendinningvale, Gqeberha.
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Photos | Activists hold pro-Palestine demonstration at RDM
The Macassar Activist Forum led a peaceful demonstration outside the Rheinmetall Denel Munition depot on Friday (10 October), demanding the arms manufacturer halt weapons supply to Israel and calling for suspension of all weapons-export permits in solidarity with ending the…
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Military coup seizes control in Madagascar as President faces impeachment
ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar — An elite military unit declared it had seized control of Madagascar on Tuesday after parliamentarians voted to impeach President Andry Rajoelina, culminating weeks of deadly anti-government demonstrations that […]
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High Court declares litigants vexatious after two-decade legal battle
The Pretoria High Court has declared Advertising Digital Services (Pty) Ltd and its director, Johan Hendrik Reynders, vexatious litigants. They are now barred from bringing further legal action against Standard Bank and ex-employee Cornelius Du Plessis without court approval.
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Police seize nearly R157 000 in cash and hundreds of bottles of prescription medication in raid
KIMBERLEY – Two Zimbabwean nationals are facing serious drug charges after police discovered a massive stash of illegal prescription medications worth thousands of rands during a raid in Galeshewe last week. […]
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