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Video: Emalahleni mayor stoned as protests continue on N4
Witbank News
Violent protests at Vosman near Emalahleni have been ongoing for three days as residents are unhappy about power supply challenges.
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Another accused added to Eskom power station procurement trial
Middelburg Observer
Five accused of colluding with a service provider to drastically inflate prices charged to Tutuka power station, appeared in court…
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Assassins help Mpumalanga coal cartels keep control
Middelburg Observer
The bidding war for lucrative Eskom contracts sees blood flow in Mpumalanga.
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Mpumalanga officer accused of murder back in court
Lowvelder
A by-law enforcement officer allegedly fired shots and subsequently killed transport inspector Thomsanga Nkosi.
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George airport runs out of aviation gas
George Herald
Pilots of Namibia and other parts of South Africa are warned to bring along their own fuel, otherwise they might…
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All on the line for Blitzboks at France Sevens
SA Rugby Magazine
The South African sevens side will have their work cut out for them this weekend as Olympics qualification is up…
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Former KZN municipality employee probed for fraud
The Witness
A man allegedly defrauded a KZN municipality of hundreds of thousands of rands by stealing money from the funds of…
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Ekurhuleni ‘graveyard rapist’ gets 3 life terms plus 30 years
Pretoria Rekord
The 43-year-old man pleaded guilty to kidnapping and raping girls and women in the Tsakane graveyard between 2017 and 2019.
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Language board clarifies ‘spelling error’ on new banknotes
Alberton Record
On the R100 note, the Xitsonga translation of 'Reserve Bank' was changed, with the second ‘N’ in Banginkulu dropped. The…
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Surge in malaria cases a cause for concern – NICD
Letaba Herald
Citizens who have flu-like illnesses are urged to visit their healthcare providers to get tested for the disease.
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Proteas well positioned for World Cup – Bavuma
SA Cricket Mag
A fortunate result between Ireland and Bangladesh has confirmed the South African's participation in the tournament.
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Public Enterprises to appeal load-shedding judgment
Pretoria Rekord
A high court ruled that hospitals, schools and police stations should be spared the brunt of rolling power cuts.
