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Vietnam court hands down 11 death sentences in mass drug trafficking trial
Vietnamese court sentences 227 people in major drug smuggling operation involving flight attendants transporting synthetic drugs hidden in toothpaste tubes.
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Stad se “oë” in die lug wetstoepassers om grypdiewe te vang
Vyf gryp-aanval-verdagtes is in hegtenis geneem ná ‘n gesamentlike operasie deur die Stad Kaapstad en polisie, wat hommeltuie en kringtelevisie gebruik het.
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Wonder Boys gang members jailed for life for torture and murder of Vinchernico Theron
Ten gang members have been sentenced for the brutal torture and murder of a man they falsely accused of stealing a firearm.
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AfriForum demands audit of fuel levy and reinstatement of relief
AfriForum has written to the Finance Minister demanding an independent audit of the fuel price and levy, as fuel prices continue to rise.
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Three Pacific hurricanes linked to record-breaking El Niño
Scientists link rare occurrence of three simultaneous Pacific hurricanes to historically strong El Niño phenomenon warming ocean waters across the region.
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US sailors descend on Thai resort town after months at sea
Crew of USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Pattaya after 286 days at sea amid mounting concerns over deteriorating conditions aboard vessel.
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Two children drown in Harmony Gold mine dams near Allanridge
Two small children have drowned in mine dams owned by Harmony Gold Mine, sending shock waves through the small community.
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UN expert calls on Zambia to release opposition detainees amid election crackdown
A UN rights expert has demanded Zambia release political prisoners following disputed elections and the arrest of opposition leader Brian Mundubile.
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GALLERY: Rescue underway at Strand Beach
A multi-agency search and rescue effort is currently underway at Strand Beach this afternoon (Wednesday 2 September), after three swimmers fell into difficulty in the surf between Strand Lifesaving Club…
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New York City bans AI in public schools for students up to eighth grade
New York City bans artificial intelligence for public school students through eighth grade over mental health and cognitive development concerns.
