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Giniel de Villiers crowned 2022 SARRC champion in Parys
CAR Magazine
The treacherous wet weather that beat down onto the vast plains of Parys saw Giniel de Villiers emerge as the…
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The dark days are far from over, Eskom announces
Pretoria Rekord
The power utility says prolonged power cuts can be expected for up to a year.
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Man shot and killed on uMhlanga pier in KZN
Northglen News
A man has been taken into custody following a fatal shooting incident earlier today.
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2022 confirmed as most intensive load-shedding year to date – CSIR
Mid South Coast Rising Sun
September 2022 has been announced as the most load-shedding-intensive month ever.
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Probe into Ramaphosa’s role in Phala Phala could spell political chaos
The Witness
Will President Cyril Ramaphosa be the first sitting head of the state in the country’s history to be removed through…
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Rassie: Sorry, not sorry about tweets
SA Rugby Magazine
Rassie Erasmus has responded to the outcry over his social media clips that highlighted officiating discrepancies during the test between…
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Soccer World Cup: 5 strikers will set the competition ablaze
Zululand Observer
In the Corner Shop today: Five days to go and we are counting down by celebrating five fantastic kickers.
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Pretoria man gets life for son’s murder, attempted murder of other children
Pretoria Rekord
He took the children to his house and fed them sausages laced with poison on the way there.
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Watch: Boksburg residents storm police station, civic centre in protest over service delivery
Boksburg Advertiser
Protesters accused the police of inaction on serious issues and demanded the police station be closed down until a complete…
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Ramaphosa dodges a bullet at heated ANC NEC meeting
The Witness
President Cyril Ramaphosa insists he did nothing wrong as the NEC presses for answers over the theft at Phala Phala.
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Dweba on standby as Boks wait on Marx
SA Rugby Magazine
Joseph Dweba’s absence from the South Africa A side to tackle Bristol on Thursday owes itself to a potential Springbok…
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Kidnappings in SA: Crime syndicates the main culprits
Bedfordview and Edenvale News
A South African criminologist says new technology is making ransom payments easier.
