Marti Will
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Khoabane addressed missing mayoral chains worth millions and copper doors removed from the Civic Centre. Other concerns include the alleged purchase of a BMW for the mayor’s personal assistant and also the alleged R1 million cash spent on furniture and electronics allegedly for various private residences using municipal funds.
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Onder die 1 422 verdagtes wat in hegtenis geneem is, was 388 gesoekte verdagtes. Dit sluit in 101 verdagtes wat gesoek is vir aanranding, 21 vir verkragting, en ander vir moord, poging tot moord, en verskeie seksuele misdrywe.
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The Matjhabeng Local Municipality must be held accountable for the week-long power outages that left large parts of Odendaalsrus without electricity for up to seven days.
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The court heard on Friday, 7 November, that investigations have been completed and that the state is ready to proceed. The charges against the accused include attempted murder, torture, abuse, assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, and kidnapping of an 81-year-old woman at a frail care home in Welkom.
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No reasonable care and skill were given to residents when the contractor provided this service. The project has been associated with long waiting times to finish work, inadequate communication with residents, unprofessional staff behaviour, and extensive damage to infrastructure including road maintenance and water supply
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Sy is in 2024 met kanker gediagnoseer. Alles het toe vinng gebeur. Nadat sy met kanker gediagnoseer is, is ‘n gedeelte van haar derm verwyder. Hulle het onmiddelik met chemo begin.
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The Provincial Commissioner of the Free State, Lieutenant General Baile Motswenyane, congratulated Constable Bulose on his achievement and dedication to fighting vehicle-related crimes. ”
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A Phomolong man has been successfully convicted and sentenced to 23 years for the brutal murder of his girlfriend in 2024.
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The court heard evidence that Mariti used his position of power and perceived spiritual authority to groom and exploit young female members of his church. The victims were part of a group called the “Team of Prophecy,” consisting of girls aged between 13 and 23 years, who were required to attend daily church sessions and…










