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Don’t miss the biggest supermoon of 2024 tonight
Pretoria Rekord
October's supermoon, the largest and brightest supermoon of 2024, will rise tonight.
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Ermelo extortion case: 5 expected in court after hostage situation
Mpumalanga News
Two businessmen were forced to pay over R85 000 in 'protection fees', leading to the arrest of five suspects in…
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Bergville family mass murder: Accused seeks medical attention
Northern Natal News
A man accused of murdering five family members appeared in court, requesting medical attention, and the case was postponed.
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R22 miljoen-dwelmsaak: Oudtshoorn-hof spreek vrou vry
Oudtshoorn Courant
ʼn Zimbabwiese vrou is vrygespreek omdat haar medebeskuldigde, 'n man van Nigerië, nie opgespoor kon word nie.
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Teen among 9 murder suspects nabbed in Durban
Berea Mail
Extortion and murder suspects to line up in the dock in Durban Magistrate’s Court following their arrest in Umbilo.
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3 shot during cash-in-transit robbery outside an Ekurhuleni high school
Kempton Express
Police have urged the public to come forward with information following the bombing of a cash van and the shooting…
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Watch: Former Komatipoort cop ‘Big Joe’ remanded in custody
Lowvelder
‘Big Joe’ was caught with explosives commonly used in the commission of cash-in-transit heists.
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Murder and assault of alleged tavern burglars: 7 arrested in Mpumalanga
Mpumalanga News
One man died and another was injured after being assaulted for allegedly breaking into a tavern.
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47 Pretoria learners treated for food poisoning
Pretoria Rekord
The Department of Health has urged the public to be vigilant about food safety after almost 50 learners were admitted…
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3 arrested in Port Shepstone in connection with Lusikisiki massacre
The Witness
A tip-off from a community member led to the arrest of suspects wanted in connection with a mass shooting.
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Fuel prices expected to increase in November
Fourways Review
After five months of declining fuel prices, the Automobile Association anticipates an increase next month.
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Free State premier hits back after CEO accuses her of corruption
Bloemfontein Courant
CEO Patrick Phuti posted a screenshot on social media, accusing Premier Maqueen Letsoha-Mathae of corruption.
