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Roos, Libbok set to turn out for Boks?
SA Rugby Magazine
Evan Roos and Manie Libbok were both left out of the South Africa A side as the DHL Stormers duo…
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Watch: Protesters overturn car on N4
Witbank News
The road is currently open but motorists are advised to proceed with caution.
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Watch: Passenger flees as elephant approaches car in KZN game park
Zululand Observer
What not to do when visiting a big five game park - get out of your vehicle when the largest…
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Elderly Mpumalanga chief arrested in connection with murder
Lowvelder
Police say they made a breakthrough with the arrest of the community leader on Friday.
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Skenking van R1m vir bejaardes word gesteel in Kempton Park
Boksburg Advertiser
Boewe het op 'n perseel, wat deur Solidariteit Helpende Hand as stoorplek gebruik word, toegeslaan en geskenkpakkies gebuit.
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Bok 10 conundrum: Stick or twist with Willemse?
SA Rugby Magazine
Damian Willemse’s performance against Ireland has left the Springboks with a key decision over who to play at flyhalf.
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Zuma lambasts ANC presidential candidates
The Witness
The selection process for the ANC's 55th elective conference, set to take place in Johannesburg next month, closed today.
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Police on the hunt for suspects who shot and killed six men in Durban
Highway Mail
Investigations are underway after a group of unknown men opened fire on seven men who were at a house in…
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Protesters block N4 between eMalahleni and Pretoria
Witbank News
Motorists are currently unable to drive on the N4 between the two cities as KwaGuqa residents take part in a…
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KZN municipality pays R82m for non-existent goods and services
The Witness
The Msunduzi Municipality in KZN is addressing a number of findings the auditor-general flagged in her 2020/2021 financial year audit…
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Watch: Where is the consistency? – Swys
SA Rugby Magazine
Match officials are under the spotlight following the test between the Springboks and Ireland in Dublin on Saturday.
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Two guards injured in CIT robbery near Barberton
Lowvelder
Two of the getaway vehicles are alleged to belong to private companies in Gauteng who did not report them stolen.
