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High court judgement gives power entity the right to recoup more than R150m from business trustee
Centlec’s recent court victory sheds light on the ongoing dispute involving the Michael Family Trust and electricity supply issues.
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Family seeks answers month after Junior King’s fatal crash
More than a month after the untimely death of popular TikTok personality and hip-hop artist Junior King, his family is calling for answers.
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Two company directors set for pre-trial hearing over tender fraud at Mangaung Metro
The Mangaung Metro Municipality waste tender fraud case involving two company directors is set to continue in the Bloemfontein Magistrates’ Court.
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John Flanigan’s legacy lives on after tragic sea kayaking accident
John Flanigan, 80, a beloved ocean sportsman and founder of Topaz Swim Buddies, tragically died after a sea kayaking incident off Bloubergstrand.
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Criminal charges for Gordon’s Bay resident after ‘chronic neglect’ leads to death of exotic birds
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA has executed a high-stakes rescue operation in Gordon’s Bay, removing two exotic parrots from a local apartment following a harrowing investigation into what officials…
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Man to appear in court for alleged murder of two-year-old niece
A man is expected to appear in the Kwamhlanga Magistrate’s Court today, 3 February, following his arrest for the alleged murder of a two-year-old.
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George building collapse: ‘Families still seek answers as forensic report gathers dust’
GEORGE – Nearly two years after the deadly George building collapse claimed 34 lives the GOOD party has renewed calls for accountability and justice saying the lack of action following…
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Father due in court over murder of his six-year-old son
A Free State man has been arrested in connection with the death of his six-year-old son.
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Durbanville golfers’ slithering solution to annoying fairway “pop-ups”
Durbanville Golf Course has implemented a slithering solution to combat the constant mole problem affecting golfers on the course.
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City makes steady progress on essential water and sewer-pipe upgrades
Cape Town made solid progress on infrastructure renewal, replacing over 35km of water pipes and 33km of sewer pipes in second half of 2025.
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