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Second man reported missing in Welkom as search for teacher continues
Two men, Gert Adams and Vusumzi Mathiso, are missing in Welkom, prompting police investigations and public appeals for information.
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Premier Group rejects Competition Commission’s claim pertaining to violation of merger conditions
Premier and Rhodes Food Group also allegedly failed to disclose information about the meditated closure of Tulbagh fruit-canning.
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Motorists face record fuel prices as AA demands levy cuts
Automobile Association demands immediate R3-a-litre fuel levy cut as South Africans face record petrol prices and potential November increases.
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High court dismisses urgent bid to exhume Soweto priest’s body over suspected foul play
Court rules family provided no medical proof to challenge official finding that Soweto priest died from stroke and hypertension complications.
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Online gambling surges as families bear the cost, SRI report shows
Online gambling grew 390% between 2021 and 2025, with R1,5 trillion wagered across the industry in 2024/25, nearly three-quarters online, an SRI report reveals.
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Woman rescued after 20 hours at sea following cruise ship jump
Greek coastguard rescues woman who survived 20 hours in the Ionian Sea after jumping from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship.
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Cyberattack forces French supermarkets to dump tonnes of food after hackers shut down refrigerators
Hackers triggered cyberattack on French supermarkets forcing refrigerators in hundreds of stores to malfunction, spoiling tonnes of fresh and frozen food.
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Rabid cape fur seal removed from Betty’s Bay beach
Authorities have warned beach goers after a Cape fur seal showing signs of rabies was removed from Betty’s Bay beach on Sunday.
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Five accused appear in court over R100 million drug lab in Krugersdorp
Five accused appeared in the Krugersdorp Magistrates’ Court after a suspected R100 million drug manufacturing laboratory was uncovered at a farm in Hekpoort.
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High-octane tradition put on ice: Trans Agulhas Challenge pauses for 2026
After 38 consecutive years as a cornerstone of South Africa’s summer sporting calendar, the Trans Agulhas Challenge will not take place in 2026, as organisers pause the iconic event to…
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