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Local News
Local News
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Missing SA journalist safe after Djibouti authorities deport him over accreditation
A South African journalist who had been missing in Djibouti since Saturday, was safe after being expelled from the country, his family said Tuesday.
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Nigerian woman accused of trafficking remains in custody
A 29-year-old woman accused of human trafficking will remain in police custody after appearing in the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court.
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Boy (14) back in court as Octavia’s loved ones mourn the 10-year-old found in dam
Octavia was reportedly found with grievous injuries to her face and head. About 30 m from the dam, blood, a hair accessory and a cement slab were also found.
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Van Eck murder trial: Alleged domestic abuse claims surface in court
The court heard testimony of alleged domestic abuse, threats, and strained family ties as Natasha van Eck faced cross-examination for her husband’s murder.
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Minister says 38 municipalities are in distress – 8 in the Free State
While COGTA Minister says 38 municipalities are in financial distress, DA in Free State already took action in laying criminal charges against municipal managers.
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Learner programme targets SA’s high alcohol disorder birth rates
As South Africa tops the world in FASD rates, the City of Cape Town’s Driving My Future programme reaches learners with prevention education.
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Police arrest third suspected drug mule at OR Tambo in three weeks
A South African man on a flight from Accra in Ghana was intercepted at OR Tambo International Airport with suspected heroin to the value of R2 million.
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Former Clover manager in court for alleged R3m fraud
Former Clover South Africa manager Werner Veldman faces serious fraud charges after allegedly defrauding the company of over R3 million.
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Isolated to scattered showers expected on Sunday
With some snow that fell in Lesotho, the cool and rainy conditions is expected to continue tomorrow.
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Paul Roos mourns Grade 9 learner Nico Caine, urge support
Paul Roos Gimnasium mourns Grade 9 learner Nico Caine as counsellors urge parents to check in on their sons during Suicide Prevention Month.
