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Oud-speurder verloor hofstryd teen Regspraktykraad oor klerkskap-registrasie
Volgens die regter is “iets te sê” vir ‘n man wat ná 32 jaar in die staatsdiens as speurder besluit om hom vir ‘n nuwe beroep te kwalifiseer.
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Multi-million rand North West medical waste tender battle reaches crux in court
Litigation took a dramatic turn after allegations regarding the potential forgery of critical banking documents were referred for the hearing of oral evidence.
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Voter registration weekend concludes with four arrests in North West
Voter registration weekend in North West had four arrests for public violence and intimidation, while Free State experienced a peaceful process.
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High court gags NMU employee following social media defamation campaign
The judge ruled that the employee’s public statements were highly defamatory and that his actions unlawfully tarnished the university’s reputation.
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Police bust exotic animal trafficking ring in Spain, seize 256 protected species
Spanish authorities have arrested two people and placed eight others under investigation in connection with an exotic animal trafficking network.
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Bulldog owners vindicated in high court as injury claim is dismissed with costs
The civil suit arose from a suburban incident during which the plaintiff claimed she was severely injured after an English bulldog knocked her to the ground.
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Convicted property fraudster jailed for 10-year term, amid pending fraud case
The Bloemfontein Magistrates’ Court ordered the enforcement of a suspended ten-year sentence against a convicted property fraudster after failing to comply.
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World Surf League dumps iconic J-Bay for financial reasons
WSL axes J-Bay from 2026 Championship Tour, leaving iconic South African surf spot facing R150m economic loss and uncertain future on world stage.
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Premier hands over 14 new ambulances to boost EMS capacity in Free State
Premier Letsoha-Mathae launched 14 ambulances to enhance emergency medical services in the Free State, emphasizing life-saving capabilities and community needs.
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Social media posts fuel anti-immigrant tensions in South Africa
Inflammatory social media content is driving a volatile anti-foreigner campaign in South Africa, with demands that illegal immigrants leave by 30 June.
