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Wife, co-accused receive hefty sentences for husband’s murder
A fugitive wife and her co-accused were handed down hefty sentences for orchestrating the contract killing of her husband.
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Johannesburg households paying controversial water levy as legal battle continues
Johannesburg residents are now paying a heavily increased monthly water levy despite an ongoing legal challenge that questions whether the charge is lawful.
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Bay residents still plagued by water crisis despite full dams
Despite May’s heavy rainfall refilling supply dams, Nelson Mandela Bay residents continue to face water outages due to crumbling distribution infrastructure.
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Public urged to comment on electoral disinformation code before 21 July deadline
South Africans have until 21 July to submit comments on a draft code aimed at combating false information during elections.
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Nelson Mandela Bay residents hit by water and power outages
Residents across Nelson Mandela Bay are facing water supply disruptions and power outages as the municipality works to restore affected services.
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WATCH | After 16 900 hours in the sky: SAPS longest-serving pilot hangs up his wings
For 46 years, the sound of rotor blades and aircraft engines has been the soundtrack to Jacobus Gideon de Villiers’ life.
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From murderer to mentor: A former Cape gangster’s road to hope
From convicted murderer to community developer: Gordon de Bruin’s journey out of Cape Flats gangsterism is a story of faith, grit, and redemption.
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Four arrested in two separate drug busts in Addo, Despatch
Police arrested four suspected drug dealers and seized drugs worth an estimated R20 000 during separate operations in Despatch and Addo.
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Water supply setback hits Nelson Mandela Bay with vandalism and fault finding
Nelson Mandela Bay’s water recovery has been delayed by vandalism to a key water main and a technical fault at the Churchill Water Treatment Works.
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Constitutional Court’s landmark judgment on rand manipulation
Court ruling concludes years of litigation over foreign banks’ alleged manipulation of the rand, setting a legal framework for cross-border competition cases.
