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Mossel Bay robbery victim: ‘Saved by dashcam, vehicle tracking’
Mossel Bay Advertiser
A woman, who worked as an e-hailing taxi driver during the attempted robbery, says that her attackers told her they…
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Hillary Gardee found dead outside Mbombela
Lowvelder
Hillary Gardee was last seen alive on Friday. She was found dead early this morning.
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Gauteng identified as human trafficking hot spot in SA
Bedford and Edenvale News
In the fastest growing criminal industry in the world, raking in R258tn a year, areas in Gauteng have been identified…
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KZN girl (14) cuts herself after teacher accuses her of drug use
Rising Sun Chatsworth
A Grade 8 student in Chatsworth slashed her wrists at school after a teacher allegedly publicly accused her of sniffing…
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R100k reward offered to help find Hillary Gardee
Lowvelder
Former EFF secretary general Godrich Gardee's daughter was last seen on Friday, April 29.
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Fact checked: Is obesity a ‘bigger killer than malnutrition’?
Comaro Chronicle
A popular Facebook page, Facts SA, made an interesting claim about nutrition. But on this one, its “facts” were a…
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Serious intervention needed to control foot-and-mouth disease
Polokwane Review
A team has been appointed to set up an emergency plan to curb the spread of the disease.
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Become a skin transplant donor this national burn awareness week
Pretoria Rekord
It is estimated that millions of children under 5 years sustain burn injuries annually in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Decomposing body found on banks of KZN river
Northglen News
The body was discovered by a scrap metal collector beside the Umhlangane River.
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Geliefde professor verstik en sterf by vleisbraai
Vaalweekblad
Die bekende akademikus is oorlede tydens 'n wegbreek saam met sy familie.
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Tambo Memorial Hospital in Boksburg is rotting away, DA calls for full inspection
Boksburg Advertiser
Assessments that have been conducted came to the conclusion that the hospital is not fit for human habitation.
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National Hospice Week: Changing perceptions about palliative care
Ridge Times
Held annually, the national Hospice Week (1-7 May 2022) is dedicated to highlighting the importance and nature of palliative care.
