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KwaZakhele mass shooting accused found guilty on 11 counts, sentencing due today
Mzwandile Mahambehlala, convicted of eight murders in the 2023 KwaZakhele mass shooting, faces sentencing at the Gqeberha High Court today.
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Police under pressure across Helderberg’s five stations
Data shows all five Helderberg police stations face under-resourcing amid surging populations and rising crime while Lwandle makes headlines.
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Kimberley se nuwe kleinsake-plan ‘lankal nodig’ sê Sakekamer
Die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit se plan om township-ondernemings te formaliseer en munisipale stalletjies vir plaaslike entrepreneurs te hou, is versigtig optimisties verwelkom.
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Paraguay government condemns senator’s racist remarks against Mbappé
Paraguay’s government condemned Senator Celeste Amarilla’s racist remarks about Kylian Mbappé, sparking widespread outrage and global condemnation.
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Le Pen house arrest sentence threatens French presidential campaign
Marine Le Pen faces house arrest after conviction for misusing European Parliament funds, jeopardizing her potential presidential campaign.
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Vietnamese police dismantle World Cup betting rings worth $133-million
Vietnamese police have arrested dozens of people linked to illegal World Cup betting operations worth millions of dollars.
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Community shaken after woman gunned down in Harare
Police in Harare, Khayelitsha have registered a murder case following a shooting incident that occurred in Hlola Street on Monday 6 July.
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Home Affairs resumes normal services at Epping Refugee office
Home Affairs has resumed normal services at the Epping Refugee Reception Office after processing more than 3 200 migrants.
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Extradition documents delay bail bid for alleged US fugitive
Alleged US rape fugitive Robert Lee Redd Junior’s bail application was derailed after extradition documents arrived too late to prepare.
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POPCRU takes high-stakes dispute back to court to secure 500 jobs at prison
A bitter labour dispute between POPCRU and Department of Correctional Services over 500 workers at a Bloemfontein prison back in Labour Court.
