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Gr 12 learners’ celebrations in the spotlight in KZN, Gauteng
Roodepoort Record
The IFP in KZN wants an end to 'pens down' celebrations, while Roodepoort learners are facing disciplinary action after a…
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Watch: Police station in Boksburg locked ‘due to load-shedding’
Boksburg Advertiser
A video of a man (believed to be a patroller) reporting to Reiger Park SAPS has gone viral for all…
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Proteas still supporting Bavuma
SA Cricket Mag
Aiden Markram has backed out-of-form captain Temba Bavuma to 'come right with the bat' during the T20 World Cup.
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Two young KZN boys drown within space of three days
South Coast Herald
A 15-month-old baby was revived after being retrieved from a pond, while two other boys drowned in private swimming pools.
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Two killed in KZN shopping centre parking lot shooting
Northglen News
A man shot a woman multiple times before he shot himself.
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November fuel price: Here’s how much more you will pay
Parys Gazette
South Africans will be paying more at the pumps from Wednesday following the increase of all grades of fuel.
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State of the URC: Stormers, Bulls break on a high
SA Rugby Magazine
Big wins for the Vodacom Bulls and DHL Stormers cemented their places in the top four of the Vodacom United…
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R18m awarded to the Limpopo Youth Orchestra in 2014 is missing
Polokwane Review
The youth orchestra planned to build a concert hall and classrooms with the money awarded to them by the National…
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Warning in KZN: Criminals are also ‘stocking up’ for festive season
The Witness
All police stations around Pietermaritzburg in KZN have been instructed to conduct ongoing operations to curb crime.
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Panic ensues amid petition to ban pit bulls as pets
Springs Advertiser
Springs SPCA confirms a rise in owners surrendering their pets and warns about people posing as officials to get their…
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Eskom Kusile arrests: NPA will prosecute without fear or favour
Berea Mail
A 2020 settlement which saw Asea Brown Boveri pay back R1.577b to Eskom does not absolve them of criminal prosecution,…
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War on wire snares: Criminal syndicates behind sudden increase of traps
Lowvelder
Those arrested have confessed to selling to different buyers, indicating the problem is criminal and not so much poverty driven.
