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Jaco Swart allegedly assaulted
Pretoria Rekord
Swart, convicted of assault, alleges a group of men hit him on the head and put him in the boot…
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White: Overseas player policy ‘cheapens’ SA Rugby values
SA Rugby Magazine
Several experienced players are set to move further afield and overseas.
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Load-shedding to be implemented during peak hours until Thursday
Springs Advertiser
Eskom says the need to implement load-shedding is due to a continued shortage of generation capacity.
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Bheki Cele visits ‘frightened’ Gauteng police station
Pretoria Rekord
According to local residents in Ga-Rankuwa, the police officers at the station locked themselves inside at night and closed the…
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World Refugee Day: Immigration on the rise
Zululand Observer
It is estimated that more or less 2.9 million refugees live in South Africa.
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Shopping centre construction to continue, despite family graves
Lowvelder
The construction of a much-anticipated shopping complex in Marite, outside Hazyview in Mpumalanga, had stopped 12 years ago when a…
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SA teenage sensation seals Amateur glory
Compleat Golfer
The 17-year-old became became the third South African to earn this sought-after title after Bobby Cole.
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Eskom warns of load-shedding at short notice
Highvelder
A persistent shortage in generation capacity may see the return of power cuts during peak evening hours.
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Missing Durban man: Car recovered, search continues
Berea Mail
Nicholas Fuller went missing on Sunday, June 12. His charcoal-grey Hyundai i20 has since been found but there is still…
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Three teens among group arrested for murder, gang-rapes in Bethal
Ridge Times
Police are investigating the possibility that the five might be involved in gangsterism.
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Expansion plans for Durban, Ngqura port terminals commended
Brakpan Herald
There are plans to increase exports and imports at both ports,
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South Africa ‘most dangerous country in the world to drive in’? Testing widely reported claim by driver education company
Comaro Chronicle
“Staggering” and “frustrating” were just two of the words Zutobi used to describe the country’s road safety. But did its…
