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Kidnapped Mpumalanga woman found safe, teen boy still missing
Middelburg Observer
A 15-year-old boy and 24-year-old woman were kidnapped in Piet Retief on Sunday after a group of armed men stormed…
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Report highlights prominence of xenophobia
The Witness
The report mainly focuses on social media and the role it plays in xenophobic attacks.
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Watch: Klaasen’s quick-fix pays off for Proteas
SA Cricket Mag
Heinrich Klaasen says he made a small technical adjustment to his batting before scoring a 61-ball 119*.
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‘E-toll gantries to play big brother soon’ – Gauteng province
Pretoria Rekord
The Gauteng provincial government is planning on using the controversial e-toll gantries as a tool to help fight crime in…
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Sanef to picket outside Pietermaritzburg high court against prosecution of journalist
The Witness
A legal journalist is seeking to have the private prosecution matter, initiated against her by former president Jacob Zuma over…
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Five people shot dead within an hour in Durban area
Northglen News
Two shootings on Human Rights Day occurred within an hour of each other in Durban, and claimed the life of…
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Ramaphosa calls on public servants to serve and not violate human rights
Southern Courier
President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Human Rights Day that government is aware of the lack of service delivery, especially in…
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Woman receives hefty prison sentence after helping rhino poachers
Lowvelder
A woman was found guilty and sentenced for her involvement in a rhino poaching incident in the Kruger National Park…
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Watch: 17 000 illegal DVDs and CDs destroyed in Durban
Northglen News
According to the Film and Publication Board, illegal goods, such as pirated DVDs, pose a considerable threat to the South…
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Social workers need better support, study finds
Berea Mail
A recent study has found that the turnover rate of social workers in SA remains high. Some quit because of…
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World Rugby to introduce ‘battle of the hemispheres’
SA Rugby Mag
A new league format could be on the cards for international Test rugby.
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National Shutdown: Over 500 arrested during EFF protests
The Witness
Hundreds of people were arrested on Monday during the so-called National Shutdown, for various offences, including public violence and looting.
