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Local News
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Verdagtes in De Koker-moord verskyn in hof
Twee verdagtes het Vrydag (23 Januarie) in die Stellenbosch-landdroshof verskyn in verband met die moord van ‘n bejaarde in die Onder-Papegaaiberg-begraafplaas in Stellenbosch.
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Voormalige bendelid sê almal moet saamwerk om geweld te stop
Eks-bendeleier Ivan Waldeck waarsku Kaapse Vakte het “sterwende, verlore generasie” terwyl geweld 976 lewens tussen Julie-September eis.
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Power outage disrupts electricity and water supply across the Bay
Large parts of Nelson Mandela Bay are without electricity and water following a power outage caused by vandalism and adverse weather conditions.
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Temporary housing becomes permanent nightmare
What was meant to be temporary relief has become a prolonged humanitarian nightmare for 145 displaced residents now confined to makeshift accommodations at Van Rooyen.
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Festive season puts pressure on Western Cape emergency services with 130 000 hospital cases
The Western Cape recorded over 130,000 emergency cases this festive season, emphasizing increased trauma and chronic condition admissions.
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No animals will be put down because of space: SPCA update
SPCA Uitenhage faces eviction by February 2026, but the municipality assures no animal euthanasia owing to space issues, citing a qualified new service provider for care.
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Community horrified after body discovered in wheelie bin in Khayelitsha river
Makhaza police registered a murder case for investigation after the body of a 30-year-old male was found in a wheelie bin in a river near SST in Town Two, Khayelitsha…
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Local Kung Fu hero to be inducted into World Action Martial Arts Hall of Fame
Shifu Muhammad Junaid Chafeker, a Cape Town Kung Fu champion, will be inducted into the World Action Martial Arts Hall of Fame.
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Veiligheid onder die loep na moord in begraafplaas
‘n Bejaarde man is die afgelope Saterdag dood in ‘n Stellenbosse begraafplaas gevind waar hy sy seun se graf besoek het.
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Police station plagued by vehicle shortages and tech gaps as crime soars
Premier Winde visits Kraaifontein Police Station over operational challenges as area ranks second highest for murder in South Africa.
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