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Pensioner hiker injured in Helderberg reserve and rescued
Quick thinking by a 61-year-old hiker who called WSAR after an ankle injury at Helderberg Nature Reserve led to her rescue on Sunday (6 September).
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Police hunt guard suspected of stealing thousands from store safe
The Bloemfontein police have launched an investigation into the theft of an undisclosed amount of money at a Navalsig store.
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Beaufort West battles water crisis after storm destroys main pipeline
Beaufort West remains in emergency four days after flooding destroyed main water pipeline, forcing 12 schools to close affecting 9 400 learners.
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Manhunt under way for inmate who escaped Rooigrond Maximum Correctional Centre
The Department of Correctional Services has launched a manhunt for Edward Khomotso Madiba, who escaped from Rooigrond Maximum Correctional Centre near Mahikeng
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Woman convicted for premeditated murder of six-year-old girl
A Mqanduli woman has been convicted for the premeditated murder of six-year-old Likuwe Mpokopi, who was drowned in a river in 2024.
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Police arrest second drug mule in four days at OR Tambo as cartel networks expand grip in South Africa
Police arrested a 45-year-old man at OR Tambo International Airport with two kilograms of cocaine worth more than R800 000, marking the second drug mule caught in four days.
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Free State still battling foot-and-mouth disease with 191 active cases
More than a year after foot-and-mouth disease was first confirmed in the Free State, the province is still battling active infections, with the number of confirmed cases now standing at 795.
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King Charles labels Harry and Meghan as ‘private citizens’
King Charles says Harry and Meghan cannot be considered working royals after the couple moved back to Britain from America.
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Vyf in hof oor skietdood in Langebaan
Vyf mense het in die Hopefield-landdroshof verskyn in verband met die moord op Clarence Pietersen, wat op 28 Augustus doodgeskiet is.
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Ramaphosa: Rooting out police corruption vital to rebuild public trust
President says public trust in police depends on eliminating corruption and criminality within law enforcement as Madlanga Commission continues its work.
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