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KZN floods: Crisis of national proportions
Northglen News
While the economic impact of the floods in KwaZulu-Natal is still being calculated, it is clear that all provinces will…
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Tourists attacked on Numbi Road after visit to KNP
Lowvelder
Tourists who visited the Kruger National Park and exited through the Numbi Gate, were robbed in broad daylight after slowing…
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Questions about eThekwini staff trying to remove donations at Virginia Airport ‘won’t go away’
Northglen News
A Durban woman, who took a video claiming that municipal staff stole donations destined for rescue teams searching for flood…
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Pressure builds as deadline for comments on National Health Act looms
Comaro Chronicle
While government has assured the public that amendments to the National Health Act are going to be made in good…
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Benoni teen stabbed to death days before her birthday
Benoni City Times
The beauty student was stabbed while she was waiting in a parked car outside her boyfriend’s work.
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‘Drunk driver’ knocks over traffic officer on Good Friday
Krugersdorp News
A woman, allegedly five times over the legal alcohol limit, was arrested by Gauteng Traffic Police on the N14 between…
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Cash flies as CIT truck bombed outside TUT campus in Soshanguve
Pretoria Rekord
Suspects picked up the cash after the blast and stuffed it in bags before fleeing the scene in two cars.
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Crime rampant in Durban amid flood devastation
Berea Mail
Police have been hard at work to curb crime amid clean-up operations to restore damage to the area.
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Durban brothers killed in mudslide: Residents recall horror night
Rising Sun Chatsworth
One of the most horrific incidents during the KZN floods happened in Bealings Road, Northdene, where a mudslide claimed the…
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Free State, Mpumalanga dams full after heavy rains
Bloemfontein Courant
The Department of Water and Sanitation said that dams in the Free State reflects a 105.4% water storage while Mpumalanga…
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KZN floods: Tributes pour in for police members and service dog
Capital Newspapers
According to the police, two SAPS members and a service dog have died in the recent floods in KwaZulu-Natal.
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Coming weeks vital to determine start of fifth Covid-19 wave in Gauteng
Pretoria Rekord
The province has been experiencing week-on-week coronavirus infections increases. Last week, Gauteng recorded 4 065 cases.
