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Off-duty policeman killed in Vosloorus business robbery
Caxton Radio NewsAccording to a police report, the off-duty police officer dropped off his wife and young daughter at a shopping complex…
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Netball games to keep teens off the streets
Caxton Radio NewsThe participating teams included Smiling Seeds Ladies, Sphamandla Netball Club and Parkerst Netball Team.
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Zonkizizwe SAPS puts five behind bars for stealing cables
Caxton Radio NewsCommunications officer at Zonkizizwe SAPS, Sgt Rufus Tema, said the police had earlier received an anonymous tip-off of people burning…
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Shedding some light on Police Minister’s meeting
Caxton Radio NewsOn March 18 Police Minister Gen Bheki Cele summoned every police station commander in the country to an urgent meeting…
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Debate held to find solutions on issues affecting teenage boys
Caxton Radio NewsAn initiative to help find a solution to issues affecting boy-children was held at Extension Eight, Harare Block, in Vosloorus…
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Know your country
Caxton Radio News“Our objection as the Department of Tourism is to turn that narrative around and change people’s negative perception about leisure,…
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Artists express shock
Caxton Radio NewsFormer Khaya FM radio DJ and music impresario Ike Tladi was also among the most vocal critics to lash out…
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Katlehong cops arrested for alleged murder
Caxton Radio NewsAccording to Dlamini, the matter was reported to IPID as a death in police custody at the Thelle Mogoerane Hospital…
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Points to know before signing a lease
Caxton Radio NewsA proper lease agreement will ensure both parties’ rights are protected.
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Road sign thief sentenced
Caxton Radio NewsIt is unclear as to what the man wanted to use the road sign for.
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Library Week: Defaulters can return outstanding books without being fined
Caxton Radio NewsLibraries offer vital resources to address community needs, and are places where the community gathers to interface on community issues.
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Broad range of complaints reported regarding violations of human rights.
Caxton Radio NewsThe Commission accepted the highest number of complaints during the 2016/17 financial year.
