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Cape Town police make a breakthrough in robberies of two different stores, arresting three suspects
Three suspected robbers luck runs out
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WATCH | Rescuers test their mettle in Toughest Firefighter Alive competition
Cape Town firefighters excelled at the Toughest Firefighter Alive competition, winning numerous medals and showcasing remarkable resilience and dedication.
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Seven men gunned down in Philippi East: Intensive manhunt underway
CAPE TOWN – A large-scale manhunt is currently underway following the fatal shooting of seven men on Friday, 17 October, in Philippi East. The victims are aged between 20 and…
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Stellenbosch students escape alleged kidnapping
Stellenbosch police have confirmed a case of kidnapping was being investigated after an incident involving a student earlier this week. According to police a student was walking in Du Toit…
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Bloemfontein police in frantic search for body after drowning in quarry
According to information received, the drowning victim and two companions went to the quarry to swim.
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Life sentence for man (45) who raped his wife in front of daughter
A man (45) has been sentenced to life imprisonment for violently raping his wife in front of their minor daughter by the Mthatha Regional Court.
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Activist completes 600km walk for rural education
ELLIOTDALE activist, Onke Sitwayi, has completed his 27-day 600km walk from Mossel Bay to Dutywa to raise funds for the construction of an EcoLab for village high schools. The EcoLab…
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R200m Ngcobo mall to create 1,600 jobs
Dr AB Xuma Local Municipality mayor Siyabulela Zangqa and property development mogul Dr Sisa Ngebulana held a sod-turning event in Ngcobo, paving the way for the construction of a R200…
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Mozambican national busted after failed business fraud in Potchefstroom
Mozambican national in court regarding business fraud
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Leak tied to water challenges, infrastructure failures in Kariega
Persistent water leaks in Van Riebeeck Hoogte, impacting reservoir levels and causing damage, remain unresolved despite municipal awareness, leading to frustration and potential legal action from residents.
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