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Fatal Roodepoort road rage attack: Suspect hands himself over
Roodepoort Record
Details about what exactly happened during the incident are still unclear.
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Morgenzon prisoner escape: New information raises questions
Highvelder
A source alleged that a fortified door outside the cell showed no signs of damage after the escape.
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AKA, Tibz murder: Five suspects return to Durban court
The Witness
Five men appeared in court in Durban today in connection with the murder of rapper AKA, a day after two…
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Siya Kolisi goes under the knife
SA Rugby Magazine
The Springbok captain shared the good news on social media that his recent operation went well.
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VBS corruption: 3 set to apply for bail in Limpopo court
Network News
A high-ranking official from the Greater Giyani Local Municipality and her predecessor, as well as a businessman will appear in…
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East Rand family murders: Kempton Park man abandons bail bid
Benoni City Times
Anton Bouwer is accused in the quadruple murder of his parents, his stepdaughter, as well as a domestic worker.
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Woman disarmed after hostage situation in Durban
Berea Mail
Three people were held hostage at the McDonald's on Berea Road, and had to be treated for minor injuries.
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Meta issues? Some SA users among millions affected
Network News
Social users across the country have reported troubles accessing Facebook, Instagram and Threads.
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TS Galaxy bus involved in accident on N4 to Mbombela
Lowvelder
While on route to Mbombela ahead of a match against Mamelodi Sundowns, a bus transporting representatives of DStv Premiership soccer…
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3 people held hostage at Durban fast-food restaurant
Berea Mail
Paramedics remain on standby while negotiations for the release of the hostages continues.
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Case of two arrested in Eswatini for AKA, Tibz murder postponed
The Witness
Two brothers, who were arrested in Eswatini last week in connection with the murder on rapper AKA, appeared in court…
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E-tolls to be ‘switched off’ from end of month
Pretoria Rekord
Finance MEC Jacob Mamabolo said the controversial E-tolls would be shut down starting 31 March 2024. Here is the latest.
