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Nearly 160 migrants rescued after boat catches fire during Channel crossing
French and British teams rescued 157 migrants after their boat caught fire in the Channel, forcing passengers to jump into water.
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Man soengroet sy ma vir oulaas kort voordat hy sterf
‘n Familie van die Paarl rou die dood van hul seun, broer, geliefde en pa nadat hy Vrydagaand in ‘n ongeluk omgekom het.
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CapeNature welcomes conviction of couple keeping reptiles
A Kirstenhof couple has been convicted on multiple counts of unlawful reptile keeping and transport after 95 specimens were found without the required permits.
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Mangaung-metro se geldsake deur SIU ondersoek
President Cyril Ramaphosa het die Spesiale Ondersoekeenheid (SIU) aangestel om te kyk na die geldsake van die Mangaung-metro se metropolisie. en Hauweng-busdiens.
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Three lions die from suspected heatstroke at Tokyo zoo as Japan battles extreme heat
Three lionesses die from suspected heatstroke at Tokyo zoo as extreme humidity proves fatal despite animals’ natural heat resistance.
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Five arrested in political killings of Gauteng ANC councillor and EFF member
Gauteng’s newly formed Political Killings Task Team arrests five suspects in murders of ANC councillor and EFF member in separate cases.
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Karen kry nuwe longe in die Kaap
Karen du Plessis, ‘n onderwyser by Grey-kollege (primêr) moes Vrydag inderhaas Kaap toe vlieg vir ‘n longoorplanting.
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How white farmers still dominate land ownership in South Africa in spite of land reform – new research
More than 30 years after South Africa achieved democracy it remains one of the world’s most unequal countries.
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Teenager among three young men shot dead in KwaNobuhle
A 17-year-old is among three young men whose bodies were discovered in KwaNobuhle on Monday morning, with police investigating the deaths as a triple murder.
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Voter roll surpasses 29 million as registration weekend draws 1.7 million South Africans
Electoral Commission records 1.7 million transactions over registration weekend, adding nearly 300 000 first-time voters to the national roll.
