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Operation Prosper actions curb illicit mining in Lejweleputswa
Two men were arrested for possession of suspected gold bearing material during an anti-illegal mining operation in the Lejweleputswa District on Friday. The suspects, aged 25 and 40, were apprehended…
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OPINION: Abahambe or Abahlale? Inside South Africa’s immigration debate and what it means on Africa Day
On social media timelines and in street conversations, a phrase has become shorthand for South Africa’s current tension “Abahambe? Abahlale?” Should they leave, or should they stay?
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Ekapa-myn as ‘lopende saak’ te koop in poging om nalatenskap van 158 jaar te red
Die Ekapa-diamantmyn in Kimberley, wat vroeër vanjaar weens talle gebeure aansoek om likwidasie gedoen het, word nou as ‘n lopende saak te koop aangebied.
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Nine police officers’ murder case transferred to High Court
The case against nine Bultfontein police officers charged with murder has been transferred to the High Court of South Africa: Free State Division, in Welkom, for a pre-trial conference on…
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Pope calls for ‘disarming’ of artificial intelligence in first major encyclical
Pope Leo XIV has called for the “disarming” of artificial intelligence in his first encyclical, warning of “new forms of slavery” behind the rapid development of the technology.
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DA lays complaint after 164 criminal convictions linked to Western Cape police members
The Democratic Alliance filed a complaint against Western Cape SAPS for retaining 164 convicted police officers without proper disciplinary actions.
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SAA under fire for delayed reporting of Cape Town fuel emergency
South African Airways lagged in reporting a fuel emergency, prompting calls for a Parliament inquiry into aviation safety oversight and regulatory failures.
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Dana Spicer retrenchments spark strikes, economic alarm in the Bay
Retrenchments at Dana Spicer Axle in Nelson Mandela Bay prompt strikes, highlighting severe declines in manufacturing jobs and economic concerns.
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Self-driving bus crashes on first day carrying passengers in Sweden
A self-driving bus was involved in a collision with a tram on its first day of carrying passengers in Sweden.
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Bloemfontein service delivery shutdown descends into looting and chaos
Planned shutdown for the three towns forming Mangaung Metro Municipality escalates into looting of tuckshops in Bloemfontein township.
