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Cape Town police officer appears in court after allegedly kidnapping and torturing men
A 27-year-old police officer, Constable Ngangaphila Samagaca, appeared in the Bellville Magistrate's Court and is facing numerous charges, including kidnapping.
Sassa slams scam artists and dismisses fake news calling for 160 000 citizens seeking jobs
The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has rubbished an advert circulating on social media claiming that it is looking to hire 160 000 job seekers.
Stellenbosch university professor Jonathan Jansen slammed for column "romanticising" apartheid
Stellenbosch University Professor Jonathan Jansen wrote a controversial column titled, 'Are you better off now than under apartheid?', sparking a lot of fury.
SA Tourism saga: Another twist emerges - CFO linked to agency in Tottenham Hotspur deal to gain millions
SA Tourism’s bid to invest nearly R1 billion in Tottenham Hotspur has raised many questions as a CFO linked to a marketing agency is expected to earn millions.
Free State bus driver charged with attempted murder after being caught on camera assaulting learner
A 56-year-old school bus driver is facing charges of assault and attempted murder after physically assaulting a 17-year-old learner in Hoopstad, Free State.
Gauteng education MEC visits Geluksdal Secondary School after Grade 10 learner stabbed to death
Gauteng education MEC Matome Chiloane is visiting Geluksdal Secondary School in Ekurhuleni after a Grade 10 learner was fatally stabbed, allegedly in a fight.
Minister Mondli Gungubele explains David Mabuza’s absence at lekgotla, says he has no history of truancy
Minister in the presidency Mondli Gungubele defended Deputy President David Mabuza’s notable absence from the African National Congress’ (ANC) two-day lekgotla.
Transnet accidentally pays 26k workers twice, leaving SA unimpressed: “Incompetence at the highest levels”
Transnet Freight Rail (TFR) employees were paid twice for the month of January. The company believes that the issue occurred while it was switching banks.
ANC believes South Africa will be crime-free by 2030, sparking doubts online: “It's a joke!”
The African National Congress (ANC) National Executive Committee held its lekgotla recently and said South Africa is likely to be crime-free by the year 2030
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