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Tourist in critical condition after fall at Howick Falls
The Witness
A man from India was seriously injured at a tourist attraction in KZN earlier this week.
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Bruised Blitzboks bundled out
SA Rugby Mag
An injury-ravaged Blitzboks squad were booted out of the Singapore Sevens title race after defeat to New Zealand in their…
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Thabo Bester arrested in Tanzania
South Coast Sun
A criminal known as the Facebook rapist has been arrested in Tanzania after escaping from a prison in South Africa.
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Take one last ride: Iconic Durban Funworld shuts its doors
Berea Mail
The well-known and beloved park rides of a Durban amusement park will be removed from the beachfront and sold off…
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Tshwane Metro Police arrest city employee for diesel theft
Pretoria Rekord
The Tshwane Metro Police believe theft of diesel at the city's bus depot could be connected to recent diesel shortages.
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Eskom COO on board for Middelburg to own Hendrina Power Station
Middelburg Observer
Eskom's COO pledged his support to a Mpumalanga town to buy a power plant that will be decommissioned soon.
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Drop in passengers results in debt to small businesses for Prasa
Pretoria Rekord
The amount of passengers on Prasa's trains has dropped by millions in recent years.
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Families mourn ‘sombre events’ of murder-suicide in Polokwane
Polokwane Review
A medical doctor and mother of two was recently shot by her fiancé, also a doctor, at their home in…
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Police officer shoots and kills ex-wife at Brits hospital
Kormorant
A pregnant woman was shot dead by her ex-husband at a hospital where she was working earlier this week.
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Two dead and four injured in N11 collision in KZN
Northern Natal News
A woman and a young child died in a head-on collision in KwaZulu-Natal earlier today.
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Sharks rule Eben out for rest of season
SA Rugby Mag
Director of rugby Neil Powell expects Springbok enforcer Eben Etzebeth to miss the remainder of the Sharks’ 2023 season as…
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Dr. Chatbot: To trust or not to trust AI with health information
Boksburg Advertiser
Humanity has never had as much access to information as we do today. But does this access lead to more…
