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KwaNobuhle double murder suspects show no remorse
The four perpetrators accused of the KwaNobuhle double murder in which two high school female pupils, Sinothando Malinga and Ibanathi Peter, briefly appeared for the second time before the Uitenhage […]
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Two alleged masterminds arrested for DA councillor’s murder
Two alleged masterminds behind the assassination of DA councillor Nhlalayenza Ndlovu have been arrested.
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Skade, skok groot toe motor laatnag diep gat vir herstelwerk in straat tref
‘n Motor is feitlik afgeskryf nadat dit laatnag ‘n diep gat in een van Kimberley se hoofstrate getref het. Werkers was in dié gat besig om ‘n waterpyp te herstel.
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Numerous countries still on high alert after massive earthquake
One of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded struck Russia’s sparsely populated Far East on Wednesday, causing tsunamis up to four metres (12 feet) high across the Pacific and sparking evacuations […]
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Hulde gebring aan dokter van Durbanville vir sy integriteit en deernis
Die geliefde mediese dokter van Durbanville, dr. Jacques Malan, wat Sondagoggend in ‘n motorfietsongeluk op die Helshoogtepad (R310) gesterf het, word wyd geloof vir sy integriteit en deernis met sy pasiënte.
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Breaking down South Africa’s housing affordability crisis
The overwhelming majority of South African households are currently priced out of the South African property market, and this trend is worsening. In its June 2025 Property Newsletter, automotive and […]
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Baba sterf nadat ambulans hulle weens betogings nie kon bereik nie
‘n Ma van Happy Valley sê haar maand oue kind sou nog gelewe het as ‘n ambulans hulle net betyds kon bereik of die polisie hulle dadelik hospitaal toe geneem […]
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Council approves rollover of R53m in disaster relief funding
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Council has approved the rollover of around R53 million in disaster relief funding into the 2025/26 financial year. This comes days after DA Councillor Rano […]
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Western Cape launches ambitious rail freight revival to slash road congestion
The Western Cape Government has officially launched an ambitious freight rail revival project that could revolutionize cargo transport along one of the province’s most critical agricultural corridors.










