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House robberies in Fisantekraal takes a new turn, warns police
The Durbanville police alerted residents to a new modus operandi of house robberies in which people advertising items for sale are targeted by criminals.
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Rights group to challenge race-based laws in High Court
Rescue SA Civil Rights Alliance has launched a landmark constitutional challenge against South Africa’s race-based laws in the Pretoria High Court.
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It was a busy week on the roads for Cape Town Law Enforcement and Metro Police
Cape Town enforcement agencies made 383 arrests, seized R2.7 million in drugs, recovered hijacked vehicles and arrested 71 motorists for drunk driving.
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Take the plunge for NSRI Winter Solstice swim challenge
NSRI is calling on South Africans to brave the cold and join the 2026 Winter Solstice Swim on 21 June to raise funds for lifesaving rescue operations.
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Doctoral student takes deep dive into the history of Mitchells Plain
Nathan Adams traces the forgotten origins of Mitchells Plain in a PhD thesis exploring land, apartheid history, and community identity.
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Oefengroep laat nie reën en wind hulle uit die swembad hou nie
Bejaardes in Blue Downs laat nie koue en reën hulle keer nie. Hulle swem en oefen deur die winter, bly fiks, lag saam en maak nuwe vriende.
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Codeta cracks down on undisciplined taxi operators
Codeta fired a driver and conductor involved in a cellphone robbery to enforce discipline, confirming the driver lacked a valid licence.
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Gesukkel met leerlinglisensies kan bestuurskole raak
Bestuurinstrukteurs is bekommerd dat die nuwe elektroniese leerlinglisensie-toets meer kandidate laat druip en druk op bestuurskole plaas.
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Newlands Cricket Stadium opens doors for Western Cape flood relief
Gift of the Givers and Newlands Cricket Stadium partner to provide urgent flood relief for Western Cape victims from 18 May.
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Feel healthy and still be dying: what to know about high blood pressure
Hypertension is often called a “silent killer” because many people do not feel sick, even when their blood pressure is dangerously high.
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