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Worker’s fatal burn injuries at a fast-food outlet on UFS campus probed
University of the Free State confirmed an investigation into the fatal incident involving a worker at a private fast-food outlet on its Bloemfontein campus.
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SAPS destroys almost 12 000 firearms on Firearm Destruction Day
Police destroyed 11 859 firearms and firearm parts on Thursday as South Africa marked International Firearm Destruction Day.
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Treasury launches probe into Madlanga Commission allegations
The National Treasury is investigating allegations of improper influence in transversal contract awards, following testimony at the Madlanga Commission.
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Cape Town’s unfinished Foreshore Freeway Bridge could finally be completed
Cape Town will unveil plans to complete the iconic Foreshore Freeway Bridge, giving residents the chance to help shape its future.
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Philippi East Shooting: Four dead, three injured in Marcus Garvey attack
Philippi East police registered four murder and three attempted-murder cases after unknown men randomly shot people in Marcus Garvey on Wednesday 8 July.
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King David Mowbray Golf Club development: comment deadline extended to 7 August
Cape Town extends the Mowbray development comment deadline to 7 August as the golf club and disabled golfers formally object.
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Cable theft leaves Bothaville residents without reliable services
Cable theft in Bothaville disrupts services, prompting calls for enhanced law enforcement and community awareness to protect infrastructure.
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Improved water quality offers hope for Milnerton Lagoon, but concerns remain
Milnerton Lagoon restoration shows progress as improved water quality, returning marine life and fewer odour complaints point to environmental recovery.
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Woman arrested for sewing housemate’s lips shut in Japan
A 49-year-old woman has been arrested in Japan after allegedly sewing her housemate’s lips together with a needle and thread.
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Khayelitsha and Langa communities demand action after Public Protector report
Community leaders welcomed the Public Protector’s report revealing service failures in Khayelitsha and Langa, urging the City to address critical infrastructure issues.
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