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Mountains of coal in Middelburg, but nowhere to go
Middelburg Observer
Accusations of colluding and a conflict of interest are being thrown around as Optimum Mine in Mpumalanga is yet to…
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SA men still detained in Equatorial Guinea
George Herald
Two men (from George and Langebaan) were arrested but not formally charged - two days after a court order against…
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Cabinet reshuffle imminent, says presidential spokesperson
Pretoria Rekord
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce a minister of electricity and a reshuffled Cabinet 'in a matter of days'.
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Blitzboks: Only we can dig ourselves out of hole
SA Rugby Magazine
The South African seven side hopes to put in a better performance at the Canada sevens, than they did at…
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Centurion woman in critical condition after husband’s brutal murder
Pretoria Rekord
A man was killed earlier this week in his home, a decade after his daughter was killed at the same…
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Journalist allegedly assaulted by Mtubatuba municipal officials
Zululand Observer
A journalist from KwaZulu-Natal says he was assaulted when he visited local municipal offices to conduct an interview.
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Local newspapers are SA’s top performers in printed media
Lowvelder
Despite tough economic pressure, local media continues to outperform daily, weekly and weekend newspapers.
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KZN hammer attack victim pleads for justice
The North Coast Courier
A man is yet to be arrested after he attacked a young mom and her son, grandmother and nephew while…
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Siya feeling stronger than ever
SA Rugby Magazine
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi explains how the move to Durban reinvigorated him and talks about preparation for the world cup.
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No credible evidence that death penalty deters crime – Lamola
Pretoria Rekord
Countries for and against the death penalty are having discussions in Rome at the 13th International Congress of Justice Ministers.
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Deputy President Mabuza’s term comes to an end
Lowvelder
David Mabuza resigns as a Member of Parliament and leaves his post as deputy president which he has held since…
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Protests at Wits over student exclusions based on financial grounds
Northcliff Melville Times
Protest action against the ‘systematic exclusion’ of students is taking place in front of one of the university's entrances.
