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Bulls demote Currie Cup coach
SA Rugby Mag
Bulls Currie Cup coach Edgar Marutlulle will step back and resume coaching junior rugby after just four Currie Cup matches.
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Four-month-long search continues for snatched infant from Tshwane
Pretoria Rekord
An unsuspecting mother of a newborn baby, helping a woman who ultimately snatched her child, is still looking for the…
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R1.2b in flood repair funding for KZN municipality
North Coast Courier
Following the destructive floods experienced in April 2022, the KwaDukuza Municipality has now received enough funding to undertake hundreds of…
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Kruger National Park prepares for Easter holidays
Lowvelder
The Kruger National Park will implement gate quotas for day visitors during the Easter long weekend.
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Two bystanders killed in Ekurhuleni CIT heist
Sedibeng Ster
A third bystander was also injured during the cash-in-transit (CIT) heist and the police have launched a manhunt for the…
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Social media 101: The power of your thumbs
Benoni City Times
What you type, tweet, share or post is protected by law and, if transgressed, can result in hefty fines or…
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Severe storms cause widespread damage in parts of KZN
The Witness
Houses, municipal buildings and the Richards Bay Airport were affected in different areas following the severe thunderstorm.
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Sundowns gunning for 75-point record
SA Soccer Mag
The team has extended the record number of successive championships to six seasons in a row and extended the number…
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Eskom announces load-shedding forecast for next few days
Randburg Sun
Varied stages of rolling power cuts will be implemented from Friday morning.
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How community papers can help banks grow their customer base
Pretoria Rekord
ROOTS 8.0 highlights the importance of tailoring banking solutions for SA’s diversity.
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Government withdraws State of Disaster on electricity
Lowvelder
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse questioned the rationality of the declaration when it was announced in February.
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Boksburg cops accused of torture, assault back at work
Boksburg Advertiser
Three constables and a sergeant reportedly beat a foreign national when he was unable to provide them with his identity…
