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Armed carjackers captured after chase ends in vehicle overturn
Four youth suspects were arrested for the carjacking of a Toyota Quantum which was overturned during a chase.
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Armed robbery suspects arrested at major inter-provincial roadblock
Two suspects were arrested during a roadblock for possessing stolen mobile phones and a toy gun, linked to recent robberies.
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Man, vrou en maatskappy aangekla van geldwassery en diefstal
‘n Man en vrou van Kakamas is van diefstal en geldwassery aangekla, terwyl ‘n ma van Upington aan bedrog en geldwassery skuldig bevind is.
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Kimberley Mental Hospital corruption case transferred to high court
A a corruption case involving the building of the hospital complex was transferred from the district court to the high court.
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R1,7 miljoen gebuit: PA-beskuldigde op parool vir vorige gewapende roof
Die ondersoek waarin R1,7 miljoen geroof is word deur ‘n gebrek aan ‘tyd en polisievoertuie’ gekniehalter, terwyl die beskuldigde op parool is ná ‘n vorige veroordeling van gewapende roof.
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Matthews effektief 30 jaar tronk toe gestuur ná moord op eks
Waarnemende regter Danie Olivier het bevind dat Alberto Linden Matthews (47) nie werklik berouvol is nie. Die vonnisoplegging was Donderdagoggend.
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Former municipal manager found guilty of fraud and unlawful pay increases
A former municipal manager guilty of fraud faces consequences after breaching the Municipal Finance Management Act.
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Appèlaansoek oor testament van wyle regter Yvonne Mokgoro afgewys
Die afsonderlike siviele geding het gewentel rondom die regsvraag of ’n testament wat slegs elektronies geteken is, as geldig beskou kan word.
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Uitspraak voorbehou in Matlala se aansoek om Kimberley-burgersentrum te betree
Uitspraak is voorbehou in die hooggeregshofaansoek van Kimberley se stadsbestuurder vir ʼn verklarende bevel om na sy kantoor terug te keer nadat sy skorsing deur die hof as ongeldig bevind is.
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Woman jailed for 5 years over fake death certificates to claim funeral pay-outs
A former Home Affairs employee, Dawn Celeste Pieterson, was sentenced to five years in prison for fraudulently declaring living individuals dead to claim insurance payouts.