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Critically injured man airlifted after Pretoria crane accident
Pretoria Rekord
A man suffered multiple fractures and crush injuries in a crane accident in Rosslyn, Pretoria.
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Watch: Orchestra from Vienna strikes a chord with the Kruger
Lowvelder
The musicians of the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra recently visited the Kruger National Park's rhino boma and the canines used in…
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Concern raised over parole hearing for Donovan Moodley
South Coast Sun
A child protection organisation has raised its concern against the possible release of Donovan Moodley, who killed Leigh Matthews in…
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Alleged bogus attorney must appear in the dock
Ridge Times
A lawyer from Mpumalanga, who is said to be a bogus attorney, along with his "client", must appear on the…
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Hawks close ‘bogus’ schools in Randburg
Randburg Sun
The Hawks believe the colleges were operating without the requisite registration from the Department of Education.
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Suspect arrested for fatally shooting man in White River
Lowvelder
The victim had not been shot inside a family seafood restaurant, as earlier reported.
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Schools rugby wrap: Derby delight for Durban High School
SA Rugby Mag
Durban High School kicked off the first match of the Premier Interschools season with victory at home over rivals Maritzburg…
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Government working to reduce unanswered Parliamentary questions
South Coast Herald
Deputy President Paul Mashatile said Members of the Executive are obligated by the constitution to respond to questions in Parliament.
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StatsSA: Notable decline in marriages
The Witness
According to new statistics, more South Africans choose to marry later or remain unmarried.
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Woman found dead in a bathroom at student accommodation in Pretoria
Pretoria Rekord
The woman, a cleaner believed to be in her 40s, was found with no pulse holding an asthma inhaler on…
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Mallett: Boks can still beat Ireland
SA Rugby Mag
The Boks face Ireland and Scotland in Pool B of the World Cup in six months’ time, and could potentially…
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Tshwane Metro still leaderless, residents stranded
Pretoria Rekord
A political expert says Gauteng's provincial government should step in to protect the residents of Tshwane.
