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Outgunned and outnumbered, iLembe District needs its own public order police
The iLembe cluster currently relies on a public order police unit from Empangeni which is more than an hour's drive…
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Carl Niehaus case postponed to November
Niehaus vowed to fight what he called ‘trumped-up’ charges.
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Sahpra confirms Covid-19 vaccines are safe to use
Both Pfizer and J&J vaccines were subjected to rigorous requirements, where clinical trials were performed to demonstrate their safety before…
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R100 billion master plan to boost Durban Port
The plan forms part of the broader transformation of Transnet, which the Minister described as a ‘recovery, reconstruction and reform’…
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Western Cape government opposes any postponement of elections
The provincial Minister of Local Government, Anton Bredell, said holding regular elections is a key component of any democracy, one…
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Sisters doing it for themselves
The empowerment of women must start from within, believes a South African personal development champion.
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Remain true to yourself, says mental health expert
‘When you show your feelings, you’re thought of as a typical, overemotional woman, and when you’re assertive, you may be…
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IEC records slight drop in voters’ roll in absence of physical registrations
For the past 22 years, the commission recorded a consistent increase in the registration of new voters, but things turned…
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Hawks shut down illegal gold refinery in Limpopo
Seven suspects, including a minor, were caught in possession of gold in a field and were arrested.
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Man engraves his name on body of girl he kidnapped and raped in Lothair
WARNING | The following article contains graphic information that sensitive readers may find upsetting. Reader discretion is advised. Const. Bathobile…
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Limpopo mother poisons family’s food: mother, toddler dies
The public are advised to seek help before resorting to drastic measures, says the Department of Social Development.
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Market for braai wood growing, resources becoming scarce
A vast proportion of wood used for the braai market is harvested from thickets of invasive alien plants such as…
