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Pretoria parents sentenced for the brutal abuse of their baby
Pretoria Rekord
Parents of a six-month-old baby left her with 31 broken bones.
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Businessman sentenced for Eskom fraud in Mbombela
Lowvelder
A businessman was recently sentenced by the Nelspruit Specialised Commercial Crimes Court for fraud to the amount of R2.6m.
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Corporal punishment still used in South African schools – Stats SA
The Witness
Shocking statistics state that despite physical violence as a means of discipline in schools being abolished, it is still quite…
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Video: Bulls brace for Lions’ road rage
SA Rugby Magazine
The Vodacom Bulls are ready for the Jukskei derby and expect a tough challenge from the side in red after…
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Former KZN primary school counsellor receives hefty sentence
The Witness
A sex pest from Pietermaritzburg has been sentenced after he was convicted of multiple counts of sexual assault as well…
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Eskom announces planned load-shedding schedule until Sunday
Lowvelder
The power utility maintains high stages of power cuts due to major generating capacity losses.
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Mountains of coal in Middelburg, but nowhere to go
Middelburg Observer
Accusations of colluding and a conflict of interest are being thrown around as Optimum Mine in Mpumalanga is yet to…
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SA men still detained in Equatorial Guinea
George Herald
Two men (from George and Langebaan) were arrested but not formally charged - two days after a court order against…
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Cabinet reshuffle imminent, says presidential spokesperson
Pretoria Rekord
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce a minister of electricity and a reshuffled Cabinet 'in a matter of days'.
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Blitzboks: Only we can dig ourselves out of hole
SA Rugby Magazine
The South African seven side hopes to put in a better performance at the Canada sevens, than they did at…
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Centurion woman in critical condition after husband’s brutal murder
Pretoria Rekord
A man was killed earlier this week in his home, a decade after his daughter was killed at the same…
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Journalist allegedly assaulted by Mtubatuba municipal officials
Zululand Observer
A journalist from KwaZulu-Natal says he was assaulted when he visited local municipal offices to conduct an interview.
