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How to kick-start your career as a new graduate
Berea Mail
Your studies are completed and you're about to enter 'the real world', but you lack work-related experience - what should…
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Toddler dies, mother injured after being trampled by giraffe in KZN
The Witness
A 25-year-old mother and her 16-month-old child were at Kuleni Farm in Hluhluwe when they were trampled by a giraffe.
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Man suspected of murdering German tourist remanded in custody
Lowvelder
A murder suspect in the Jörg Schnarr murder case was recently remanded in custody while the manhunt for his accomplices…
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Brakpan man arrested for theft of diesel from a municipal refuse truck
Brakpan Herald
A man was arrested after allegedly stealing diesel from a municipal truck that was being repaired at a workshop in…
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Eskom extends stage 3 load-shedding
Eyethu News
The power utility has amended their planned stages of power cuts.
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Hefty sentence for Mpumalanga man who killed girlfriend, her uncle and a kid (8)
Middelburg Observer
After stabbing four people, of which three died, the man set the victims' house on fire and fled the scene.
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Fight fire with fire, says Police Minister Bheki Cele
Mpumalanga News
The minister, who spoke at a community imbizo on Friday, urged SAPS officers to fight back when they are confronted…
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Watch: Boys ready for first match – Rossouw
SA Cricket Magazine
Rilee Rossouw looks ahead to the T20 World Cup after the Proteas’ second warm-up match was rained out on Wednesday.
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Zuma’s case postponed to January next year
The Witness
The corruption trial of former president Jacob Zuma and French arms firm Thales proceeded in the Pietermaritzburg High Court today.
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Transnet strike is at its end as Untu members return to work
The Witness
The state-owned transport utility, Transnet, announced on Monday that it had reached an agreement with Untu for a three-year wage…
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Salute to the media on National Press Freedom Day
Mpumalanga News
Role players in the media industry as well as government celebrate the importance of media freedom and the role it…
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Is trophy hunting damaging South Africa’s reputation as a wildlife destination?
Eyethu News
New studies question whether trophy hunting meaningfully contributes to SA tourism – or if it has the potential to keep…
