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Two charged for triple murder in Gordon’s Bay Mall
Tyron October (32) and Byron Dryer (36) from Kirstenhof appeared in court Monday charged with the Gordon’s Bay Mall triple murder in January.
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Drie Kaapse mans in Vredenburg betrap met ongelisensieerde vuurwapens
Drie mans van Kaapstad het Dinsdag 17 Februarie in die Vredenburg-landdroshof verskyn nadat hulle Sondagmiddag in hegtenis geneem is met twee ongelisensieerde vuurwapens en ammunisie in hul besit.
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Three accused implicated in the Dihlabeng municipality’s ghost workers scheme back in court
Trio in court to answer to ghost workers scheme at Free State municipality
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Uncle suspected of murdering his two-year-old niece is remanded in custody
Man remanded in custody after gruesome murder of toddler
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Wildlife traffickers dump protected lizards during high-speed pursuit
Three suspects face charges for illegal possession of vulnerable lizards after fleeing police in a red VW Golf.
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Bookkeeper with a history of fraud ordered to pay up following conviction for a similar crime
Fraud in Bloemfontein: bookkeeper Jacques Grobler sentenced to ten years for defrauding Nova Refrigeration and Nova Catering.
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High court judgement gives power entity the right to recoup more than R150m from business trustee
Centlec’s recent court victory sheds light on the ongoing dispute involving the Michael Family Trust and electricity supply issues.
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Two company directors set for pre-trial hearing over tender fraud at Mangaung Metro
The Mangaung Metro Municipality waste tender fraud case involving two company directors is set to continue in the Bloemfontein Magistrates’ Court.
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64-Jarige van Brackenfell aangekla oor seksuele aanranding van seun
‘n 64-Jarige man van Brackenfell staan tereg op aanklagte van die seksuele aanranding van `n 13-jarige seun. Sy aansoek om borgtog is Maandag 2 Feb aangehoor.
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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.
