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Driver dies in fiery single-vehicle crash on N1 near Bellville
Man dies in N1 Bellville vehicle crash and fire. Nissan NP200 hit lamp pole early Thursday morning. Police open culpable homicide investigation.
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Weeks in the dark: Nelson Mandela Bay faces 21-day power crisis
Residents and businesses face up to 21 days without electricity after a transmission pylon collapsed, triggering outages across parts of the metro.
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Nohayilo Manisi at 105: “Today’s generation doesn’t listen”
Nohayilo Manisi, 105, emphasizes generational differences in respect and food habits, attributing her longevity to simple meals and a strong community spirit.
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Police continue with a firearms compliance inspection at the security company
High Court dismissed with costs Mathibeli’s urgent application to interdict SAPS from conducting a compliance inspection
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Cape Town Airport claims top spot in Africa for 11th consecutive year
Cape Town International Airport was named Africa’s best for the 11th year, with multiple honors awarded to South African airports.
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Woman sentenced for failing to file tax returns for 13 years
Bellville woman fined R52 000 for 13 years of missing tax returns as courts crack down on SARS non-compliance with harsh sentences.
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No more Easter bunny, warns bunny lover from Durbanville
Rabbits are a lifelong commitment, not a seasonal gift! Don’t buy your child a bunny for Easter, a local bunny lover appeals
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Police investigate puzzling death of a man at his workplace
The police in Thaba Nchu have opened an inquest for further investigation following the bizarre death of a man while at work.
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Rust-en-Vrede in Durbanville maak kuns toeganklik vir almal met nuwe projek
Die Rust-en-Vrede-galery in Durbanville het sy deure met sy jongste projek, oopgegooi vir enigeen wat belangstel in nuwe vaardighede.
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Memorandum places focus on economic growth in Mangaung
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Mangaung Metro and the Airport Company of South Africa (ACSA).
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