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D-day for prepaid meters: Recode now or be prepared to pay thousands
Network News
If you have not recoded your prepaid electricity meter by Sunday, you will have no power and will have to…
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Suspected hijackers killed in shoot-out with KZN police
Highway Mail
Three men suspected of hijacking a vehicle containing home appliances earlier this week were killed during a high-speed chase.
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Foodborne illnesses classified as a national disaster
The Witness
South Africans have been warned against aiding illegal foreigners to fraudulently register businesses.
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Education department waives food sales suspension at schools
Pretoria Rekord
All vendors, tuckshops and traders must strictly adhere to compliance requirements to ensure that food sold at schools is safe…
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Imported expired food found at Durban warehouses
Southlands Sun
Authorities have ramped up efforts to identify ships entering the country with illegal cargo.
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Video: 5 arrested following eMalahleni businessman’s kidnapping
Witbank News
A successful rescue operation resulted in five men being arrested in connection with the kidnapping of a businessman.
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Murdered Mbombela doctor identified
Lowvelder
The family of the doctor who was shot three times while heading into her gym in Mpumalanga says no more…
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Mother who ‘pimped’ daughters in Amanzimtoti back in court
South Coast Sun
A Heidelberg attorney is facing 27 charges of buying a 13-year-old girl and turning her into a sex slave.
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Football legend Lucas Moripe (74) dies
Pretoria Rekord
Moripe was widely regarded as one of the greatest players in South African football and leaves behind a rich legacy.
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Doctor shot dead in Mbombela
Lowvelder
Police have urged the public to come forward with information regarding the shooting of a doctor in what appears to…
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eMalahleni businessman kidnapped
Witbank News
A Pakistani national was kidnapped by two men who came into his hardware store and pretended to be customers.
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Two-pot withdrawals reach more than R35b
The Witness
Spend now, suffer later? The two-pot system has been well-received, with cash-strapped South Africans grasping this lifeline.
