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East London teacher arrested for human trafficking and prostitution ring
A 52-year-old East London teacher was arrested for allegedly recruiting young women from the former Transkei region for prostitution and charging them daily accommodation fees.
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President Ramaphosa headlines Social Justice Summit
President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver the keynote address at Stellenbosch University’s 7th Social Justice Summit on Friday 17 October at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, focusing on the interconnected…
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Fraud investigation linked to university accommodation
A man has been arresting regarding his alleged defrauding of the University of the Free State’s Qwaqwa campus
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Photos | Activists hold pro-Palestine demonstration at RDM
The Macassar Activist Forum led a peaceful demonstration outside the Rheinmetall Denel Munition depot on Friday (10 October), demanding the arms manufacturer halt weapons supply to Israel and calling for…
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Residents voice noise concerns over extension at boys’ school
The extension of a boys’ school, with an added mosque to the premises, in Westering, has sparked concerns of noise pollution amongst residents.
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Security on high alert at UFS campuses after rioting students caused extensive damage to property
Security beefed up at UFS campuses after student protest escalates into acts of violence
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Three suspects appear in court for murder of Cape Town law enforcement officer
Three suspects charged with the brutal murder of off-duty Law Enforcement Advancement Plan (LEAP) officer Yonke Pakade appeared in Athlone Magistrates Court today, with their case postponed until Tuesday, October…
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Outeniqua Choo Tjoe steam train to run again
Alan McVitty, CEO of Classic Rail, announced the acquisition of contracts and funding to rebuild and relaunch the George-Knysna train line, boosting tourism and jobs.
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Four SAPS officers among seven in alleged house robbery, illicit cigarettes dealing
Four alleged rogue police officers caught in the act
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Aarto rollout: What every Cape Town driver must do before 1 December
Cape Town drivers must check and pay traffic fines before Dec 1 or face new demerit points that could suspend their licence under Aarto system.
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