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De Ruyter poisoning: Is power politics responsible?
Lowvelder
South Africans are shocked by the news that the outgoing CEO of Eskom, Andre de Ruyter, was poisoned. The question…
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Two Limpopo women brutally murdered
Polokwane Review
A man has been arrested for one of the murders with police requesting another man to contact them in connection…
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Woman arrested for driving 220 km/h in Gauteng
Pretoria Rekord
The latest technology allows law enforcement officers to record the average speed of a vehicle over at least 500 m.
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Eskom’s De Ruyter survives attempt on his life
Berea Mail
He was allegedly rushed to his doctor who confirmed his symptoms as cyanide poisoning.
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George man washed off rocks at Fransmanshoek
George Herald
Rescue workers managed to retrieve his body shortly after the incident, but it was too late to save his life.
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Dakar 2023 stage 5: Audi power boost can’t stop Toyota
Car Magazine
Toyota Gazoo Racing celebrated their second stage win despite the Audi e-trons getting an 8-kW boost. Watch a video with…
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Watch: Centurion couple robbed at gunpoint
Pretoria Rekord
Video footage shows how the couple is approached by armed men shortly after they stopped at a complex.
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Primary schools targeted: Suspect arrested, another electrocuted
Sedibeng Ster
While learners are enjoying the last of the holiday, at least two schools have been the target of criminals.
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Missing Hendrina mother and son (4) found in Gauteng
Middelburg Observer
Both mother and son were admitted to hospital for observation.
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Footage shows missing Hendrina mother ‘taking off willingly’
Middelburg Observer
Investigators appealed to the woman or anyone that knows her whereabouts to reach out to them and confirm that mother…
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KZN’s weather warning lowered to level 2, flooding still possible
The Witness
Last night, an eight-year-old girl drowned after being swept away by water flowing over a bridge in Pietermaritzburg.
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Tshwane municipality to lay criminal charges against former CFO
Pretoria Rekord
The city was flagged by the Auditor-General for R2.7b irregular expenditure in the 2020/2021 financial year.
