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Activists call Khayelitsha teen’s murder a hate crime as case is postponed
The murder case against two suspects accused of killing a 16-year-old LGBTQI+ community member has been postponed until Thursday, 7 May.
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Pa en seun word saam vlammevegters vir Jeffreysbaai
Hannes Bekker het die brandkrisis gebruik om sy seun Heinrich te bemagtig, deur hom saam te neem na die vernietigende brandtonele.
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Water crisis looms as Nelson Mandela Bay dams drop to 40%
The metro is grappling with rapidly declining dam levels, infrastructure failures and soaring consumption that’s 37% above sustainable targets.
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Durbanville couple escapes ‘kidnap attempt’ in suspected fake Uber ride
Durbanville couple warns others about e-hailing safety after escaping alleged kidnapping attempt by ‘fake’ Uber driver on New Year’s Eve.
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School remains closed due to extensive damage from a gale
School remains closed, amid the start of the new term.
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Fishing vessel fire leads to rescue of 21 crew members off Gqeberha coast
A fishing vessel caught fire off Noordhoek, Gqeberha yesterday, 12 January, resulting in the rescue of all 21 crew members by local vessels and NSRI.
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Montague Gardens chemical incident declared safe after hazmat assessment
A chemical incident in Montague Gardens has been resolved, with the area declared safe after treatment of four individuals and proper assessment.
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WATCH | Authorities respond to chemical incident in Montague Gardens
Authorities respond to chemical incident in Montague Gardens with road closures and safety advisories. Possible nitric acid spill prompts evacuations.
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Dozens of families relocated after sewage pipe burst in Makhaza
The relocation of flood victims from Lansdowne Road Informal Settlement also known as LR in Makhaza is ongoing.
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Asian man in court on child sexual abuse material charges
Authorities investigate a suspect charged with possession of child sexual abuse material and related offenses in Bloemfontein.
