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Dobson vs Cullen: Dawn of a great rivalry
SA Rugby Magazine
Battle lines will be drawn tomorrow when Leo Cullen and John Dobson's sides clash in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship.
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Witbank taxi operators in court after throwing stones at police station
Witbank News
Local taxi operators threw stones at Witbank Police Station because the release of one of their own was denied earlier…
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Two more arrested in R14m Eskom fraud sting, one on the run
Middelburg Observer
The Hawks are still looking for one person who is thought to be involved in an Eskom fraud probe of…
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Mother (63) killed, son injured in Pretoria home invasion
Pretoria Rekord
Suspects shot at a house in Pretoria after the resident noticed noises outside and switched on the lights of the…
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Social media 101: To post or not to post?
Pretoria Rekord
That GIF you used to reply to a WhatsApp group message isn’t the only thing that could land you in…
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Bok duo back for Bulls
SA Rugby Magazine
The Vodacom Bulls squad has been boosted by the inclusion of two star players ahead of their overseas trip.
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Watch: How a Lowveld boy’s touch stilled his mate’s nerves
Lowvelder
A Mbombela learner was captured on video supporting his friend who appeared to have been overwhelmed while delivering his English…
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Zuma not opposed to press freedom – lawyer
The Witness
Jacob Zuma's case against journalist Karyn Maughan resumed in the Pietermaritzburg High Court today.
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Video: Electricity minister confident about ending load-shedding
Lowvelder
Electricity Minister Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is adamant that the country’s power supply constraints will be resolved.
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Kidnapped Mpumalanga woman found safe, teen boy still missing
Middelburg Observer
A 15-year-old boy and 24-year-old woman were kidnapped in Piet Retief on Sunday after a group of armed men stormed…
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Report highlights prominence of xenophobia
The Witness
The report mainly focuses on social media and the role it plays in xenophobic attacks.
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Watch: Klaasen’s quick-fix pays off for Proteas
SA Cricket Mag
Heinrich Klaasen says he made a small technical adjustment to his batting before scoring a 61-ball 119*.
