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Second Woolworths explosion rocks Preller Square store
Business trading is back on track at Preller Square Shopping Centre after it was temporarily cordoned off following an explosion.
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Four women raped after fake Facebook job scheme lures them to Lusikisiki
A fake Facebook job scheme lured four women to Lusikisiki, where they were led into a forest, raped and robbed.
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Akademia secures land in Paarl for new Afrikaans campus development
The Afrikaans university Akademia, has acquired land in the Boschenmeer area of Paarl to build a new campus.
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Adrian Samuels willing to testify from Dubai in PRASA rail theft case
The State argues that Adrian Samuels is willing to testify from Dubai in the PRASA rail theft trial, despite delays over an uncommissioned statement.
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Die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier is hier: Skoksyfers, rugbynuus en vele meer
Dis ’n rugbynaweek soos min. Kry al die inligting oor die Lions, Bulls en Stormers se kragmetings in die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier.
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Concerns mount over ‘under-resourced’ NMB Metro Police
Nelson Mandela Bay’s Metro Police faces a serious operational crisis with only four vehicles available, prompting calls for significant department expansion.
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Two Mpumalanga officials arrested for murder of forensic investigator
Two government officials from the Mpumalanga Office of the Premier have been arrested in connection with the 2023 murder of a forensic investigator.
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Free State crimes opposed with police intervention
The South African Police Service (SAPS) crime data shows arguments is the primary driver of violence in the Free State.
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Dís ‘n stink storie! Langebaners betaal dubbeld vir riooldienste
Die riool loop gereeld by ‘n rioolopgaardam langs ‘n private skool op Langebaan se sportterrein oor.
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EU fines Temu €200 million over illegal products on platform
The EU has fined Chinese retailer Temu €200 million for allowing the sale of illegal and dangerous products.
