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UWC research challenges the myth that women can simply leave abusive relationships, finding that dependence, fear and failing institutions trap them.
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Two arrested at a lifestyle venue for illicit dagga worth R77 400
Police nabbed two suspected dagga dealers following the discovery of various dagga products with an estimated combined street value of R77 400.
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Ietermagog uit vermeende smokkelaars se kloue gered
Volgens navorsing, wat in 2019 gedoen is, sal die ietermagog binne 20 jaar uitsterf indien niks aan die stropery gedoen word nie.
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Gqeberha accounting firm ex-director convicted after stealing client funds
A former Gqeberha accounting firm director has been convicted of theft and money laundering and ordered to repay more than R804,000.
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Jackie Phamotse’s explosive new novel provides a true-to-life account of mafias operating in SA
After more than two years of waiting, the award-winning author and human-rights activist makes a big comeback with her most hard-hitting novel.
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Residents call for lasting solution to ongoing water outages
Residents of Residensia face ongoing water interruptions, prompting calls for urgent repairs and improved communication from authorities.
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Calls for justice lends weight to Kgotso’s tragic death
Free State Premier has echoed calls for justice for Kgotso Khaeane to honour his name following public outrage after his death.
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Rehabilitasie-fasiliteit vir voëls in Kaap soek nuwe heenkome
Danica Munro van Monte Vista versorg sedert 2016 beseerde tuinvoëls. ‘n Groter versorgingsfasiliteit word egter nou benodig.
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Life challenges led to three books by Durbanville author
Her own life experiences with life and work challenges have inspired a Durbanville woman to write three books about her journey.
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Two young surfers save a friend in distress with pink rescue buoy
Two young men helped rescue a friend from the water in Betty’s Bay.
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