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Dealership director, ex-government garage official convicted
The court convicts a car dealership director and former government garage official of fraud and money laundering in vehicle auction scheme.
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Taxi driver gunned down on N2 after chase from Kanana informal settlement
Gugulethu police registered a case of murder following a shooting incident on the N2 highway on Tuesday, 25 August, at about 10:58.
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Theo Kleynhans en kunstenaarvriende stal in Bellville uit na kankerdiagnose
Nadat hy met lewer kanker gediagnoseer is, vier die kunstenaar Theo Kleynhans sy lewe met ’n uitstalling op Saterdag 29 Augustus.
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CUT’s first woman Vice-Chancellor to step down on ill-health grounds
Trailblazing Central University of Technology, Free State’s first woman Vice-Chancellor calls it quits with one year remaining on her contract.
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Three arrested in alleged controlled medication syndicate bust
Three men have appeared in court after a Hawks and Anti-Gang Unit operation targeting the alleged illegal dealing of scheduled substances, drugs and cannabis.
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Gugulethu shooting leaves one dead, another injured
Gugulethu police have registered cases of murder and attempted murder following a shooting at the Europe informal settlement on Sunday, 23 August.
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Blaze forces closure of shops in fire-gutted Bloemfontein building
Shops in the vicinity of the fire-gutted “Marabastad” building in St Andrews Street in Bloemfontein’s CBD were forced to close following a severe fire.
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UPDATE | Four suspects in court over murder of boxing legend Zolani Tete
Four suspects are in custody following the fatal shooting of boxing legend Zolani “Lastborn” Tete, as memorial and funeral plans are announced.
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Dimpane welcomes withdrawal of corruption charges against PKTT officers including Khumalo
The PKTT seven, including Crime Intelligence head Khumalo, are free after the withdrawal of fraud and corruption charges against them .
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Traffic officers knock on doors to collect outstanding fines in Cape Town
Cape Town traffic officers collected R110,000 in outstanding warrants, arresting 16 motorists during home visits to ensure accountability.
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