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Property employee jailed for R5 552 000 fraud in Cape Town
A Cape Town man, Riaan Theunissen, received an eight-year prison sentence for R5.55 million fraud involving his employer, Just Properties.
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Hawks intensify search for four missing children in the Eastern Cape
More than a year and a half has passed since the children vanished without a trace under circumstances that continue to perplex investigators.
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Taxis back on the road after mayhem in city CBD, halting traffic for hours
Bloemfontein township taxis back to business as normal from early morning after drivers and owners staged a violent protest that paralysed traffic in the CBD.
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Dozens of journalists and opposition members abducted or killed in Mozambique since disputed election
An international investigation has revealed that dozens of journalists and opposition members were abducted or killed in Mozambique following the disputed 2024 elections.
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Rockfall repair work suffers setback near Cango Caves
Severe storms have delayed rockfall repairs on R328 near Oudtshoorn, impacting road safety and reopening timelines amid ongoing challenges.
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Mexico intensifies crackdown on World Cup counterfeit merchandise
Mexican authorities seized $1.3 million in counterfeit football jerseys before the 2026 World Cup, but demand for knockoffs continues to rise.
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WATCH | Ten pillar boxes torched in one week, leaving Kimberley residents in the dark
The Sol Plaatje Municipality in Kimberley calls for vigilance after wave of arson attacks on pillar boxes which leave residents in the dark.
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Saak teen twee rugbyspelers uitgestel oor vermiste hofopname
Die borgtogaansoek van twee Paarlse rugbyspelers is weer uitgestel terwyl die verdediging na ‘n vermiste hofopname soek.
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Winter initiation season opens with renewed focus on safety
The official opening of the 2026 winter initiation season has been accompanied by renewed calls for safe, responsible and dignified practices.
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Climate change fuels malaria surge across southern Africa
Malaria cases surge across southern Africa as climate change drives rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns that favour mosquito breeding and disease transmission.
