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Man arrested for shooting at seven people in tavern, wounding five
A man faces seven counts of attempted murder after shooting at seven people in a tavern, wounding five.
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Four killed in two New Brighton shootings
SAPS are investigating two separate deadly shooting incidents that occurred in New Brighton last night, which left four people dead.
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Bay honours slain prosecutor’s legacy
Tracy Brown, whose dedicated service was brutally cut short when she was assassinated outside her Gqeberha home on 31 July in front of her partner.
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Bekende gemeenskapleier voor op seksklagte
‘n Bekende gemeenskapleier van Strand is op 6 Augustus aangekla oor verskeie seksuele misdrywe. Hy verskyn weer 14 Augustus in hof vir borgtog.
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Protestors delay morning traffic by burning tyres on R300 freeway near Cape Town
Early-morning traffic was disrupted this morning due to protests on the R300, also known as the Cape Flats Freeway.
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Swimming lessons to save lives
The manager for Xceptional Aquatics, Tanya Wolff, confirmed that swimming classes have started at Umtata Health Club in Mthatha. She explained that these lessons aim to reduce drownings in rural…
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Hoof van Tygerberg-kunssentrum maak ná drie dekades klaar
Fransonette Swart, hoof van die Tygerberg-kunssentrum, tree einde Augustus ná 28 jaar uit. Die sentrum vier ook sy 50ste bestaansjaar en spog met suksesvolle oud-studente.
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Female-led N2 roadblock yields R42,100 in fines
Buffalo City law enforcement agencies opened Women’s Month by netting R42,100 in traffic fines during a major roadblock operation on Friday, August 1. Police spokesperson, Captain Hazel Mqala, said different…
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Persistent water leaks in Kariega prioritised
Persistent water leaks in Kariega waste resources, damage infrastructure, and frustrate residents, while the municipality works to improve response times and fill staffing vacancies to resolve issues.
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Slain student remembered at opening of GBV Prevention Office
University of Fort Hare opens GBV Prevention Office, remembering murdered law student Nosicelo Mtebeni as it commits to safer campus.
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