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One of Gqeberha’s most wanted fugitives arrested after months on the run
South African Police arrested Donovan “Poenie” Williams for serious crimes, following a public appeal offering a reward for information.
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WATCH | Southern Right whales are back in the Overberg, arrived early
Whale watching in Hermanus began earlier this season, with sightings of Southern Right Whales reported in May, enhancing the coastal experience.
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Facebook Marketplace buyers lured into armed robbery and hijacking
Police are warning residents to be cautious when using Facebook Marketplace after armed suspects lured victims into a robbery and hijacking.
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Raw sewage crisis in Welkom shows signs of progress after court battles
Authorities address ongoing sewage spillages in St Helena, pledging infrastructure repair, while health risks and community concerns mount.
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Electricity-supply restoration in final stages
Eskom is nearing the completion of electricity restoration in Western Cape after May’s severe storm, despite ongoing challenges and delays.
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Police, protesters clash outside maiden World Cup match in Mexico
Protesters clashed with police outside the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City as South Africa and Mexico played the first match of the World Cup
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Remembering Brad Haller: ‘Great coach and role model’ of Paul Roos Gymnasium
Tributes and condolences have been pouring in for cricket coach Brad Haller after Paul Roos Gymnasium announced his sudden death on social media on Sunday 7 June.
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Die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier is nou op die rakke en aanlyn beskikbaar
Lees in die nuutste Die Papier: Johann Ferreira, hoof van Intercape, vertel hoe hy sal aanhou veg teen die “taximafia” wat langafstandbusse terroriseer.
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USA play first World Cup finals game on home soil since 1994
The US faces Paraguay in their World Cup opener, aiming for victory amid high expectations and hometown pressure.
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Arrests made but cable theft syndicates continue to operate with impunity
Kimberley residents have once again experienced the effects of what is most likely due to cable that left some areas without electricity for almost two days.
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