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Monkeypox case reported in South Africa
Network News
South Africa has recorded its first case of monkeypox since August 2022. Prevention of infection hinges on the isolation of…
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Has South Africa’s public works programme created 14 million jobs in 20 years?
Network News
With unemployment in South Africa at 32.1%, most political parties have been keen to talk up their ability to create…
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George building collapse: Death toll rises to 27
George Herald
The George Municipality says 25 people are still unaccounted for and that identification of the deceased will be fast-tracked to…
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Foreign national arrested for alleged rape of child (10) in Limpopo
Polokwane Review
Children playing in a yard alerted their parents when they saw another child being raped.
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2 arrested for assaulting, robbing couple in KZN
The Witness
While two men are behind bars for an assault on an elderly couple, the third perpetrator is still at large.
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George building collapse: Minute of silence one week after disaster
George Herald
Rescue workers have been continuing with their relentless efforts to free people from the rubble for 166 hours.
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Domestic worker’s murder: Woman appears in Mpumalanga court
Lowvelder
A woman charged with murdering her domestic worker is due to again appear in court on May 16.
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Missing man’s decomposing body found in isolated KZN field
The Witness
Two boys yesterday discovered the remains of a man who has been missing for three months.
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Tshwane child’s murder: R250k reward offered for information leading to arrest
Pretoria Rekord
The family of a five-year-old boy who was shot and killed by hijackers is devastated.
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George building collapse: Death toll rises to 21
George Herald
It’s a week today that the George building collapsed, devasting the community and the families of the 81 workers who…
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R7m worth of shoes stolen in KZN
The Witness
The driver of a hijacked truck, carrying a renowned brand of takkies, is still missing.
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Foreign-owned shop burnt in Bophelong
Sedibeng Ster
Community members, businessmen and foreign-owned shop owners are at loggerheads about shops reopening in the area.
