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Gauteng prosecutor exonerated after months-long fitness enquiry
Gauteng South Director of Public Prosecutions Adv Andrew Chauke cleared to return to work after presidential panel finds no evidence of unfitness.
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Samora Machel community in fear after mother and son found shot dead
Samora Machel police registered two counts of murder after a mother and son were shot and killed in their home in Samora Machel on Sunday 19 July.
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Slow progress raises concerns as motorists continue to battle hazardous R708
Residents and businesses express frustration over slow R708 rehabilitation between Marquard and Clocolan, impacting safety and transport efficiency.
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Premier besoek Langebaan polisie, prys hulle ook oor netheid
Premier prys Langebaan SAPD se netjiese stasie, maar waarsku oor tekorte.
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Prince George turns 13 as he prepares for life at Eton College
Britain’s Prince George celebrates becoming a teenager as he prepares to start at Eton College this September, following his father’s footsteps.
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Three-year sentence for company director who defrauded Covid-19 relief fund
A company director from Kimberley was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment after pleading guilty to 49 charges of fraud on behalf of his company and 50 counts of money laundering.
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Call on farmers to register water use before 23 July deadline
Farmers and users of water for commercial purposes that are not yet registered with the Department of Water, should do so by 23 July.
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Home Affairs accelerates digital transformation with bank partnerships and travel reforms
Home Affairs expands digital services through bank partnerships, processes over 422 000 Smart ID applications and advances electronic travel authorisation system reforms.
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City calls for tougher bail stance after three arrested for cable theft in Lotus River
Three cable theft suspects were caught on CCTV in Lotus River, and Cape Town’s Mayco member JP Smith demands bail be opposed.
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Anti-migrant violence reaches Jeffreys Bay as tensions grip South Africa
Soldiers deployed to coastal town after shooting and looting of foreign-owned shops leaves three wounded and thousands displaced nationwide.
