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24 Suspected illegal miners arrested in Limpopo with illegal explosives and over R16k in cash
Police have arrested 24 suspected illegal miners in the Sekhukhune District. Most of them were also in South Africa illegally and face additional charges.
One of the world's largest solar power facilities set to be built in SA: "Significant milestone"
Renewable energy developer Scatec said it will build one of the world's largest solar and battery plants in South Africa during a media briefing on Wednesday.
Limpopo police constable murders girlfriend and suspected lover, turns gun on himself
A 27-year-old police constable from Limpopo murdered his girlfriend and her suspected lover and then shot himself. Police are investigating the murder-suicide.
Lakeside mall in Benoni robbed by 15 AK-47 wielding criminals, eyewitness says "It was like a movie"
15 gunmen wielding Ak-47s and pistols robbed the Lakeside Mall in Benoni and fired shots randomly, shooting a worker. Police are investigating the matter.
Tembisa residents protest high cost of living, police closely monitor the area for violence
Police are monitoring the Tembisa protest after residents blockaded roads with burning tyres and rocks, causing service delivery in the area to be hampered.
Europe heatwave: Over 1k people die in Portugal, authorities blame climate change for drought and wildfires
At least 1 000 people have died in Portugal due to extreme heat that has been sweeping across Europe. Temperatures reached higher than 40 degrees Celsius.
Eskom submits tariff increase bid to charge people more for solar power, says it is not discouraging use
Eskom has submitted a proposal to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) that will see people who use solar energy paying at least R900 monthly.
Former President Jacob Zuma went to prison to avoid a "bloodbath", says Sizwe Zuma a year after July unrest
Jacob Zuma agreed to be arrested to avoid causing a stand-off with his supporters and police that would have led to death and violence in SA, says Sizwe Zuma.
Police Minister Bheki Cele destroys 30k litres of alcohol in response to Khayelitsha mass shooting, SA reacts
Minister of Police Bheki Cele visited Khayelitsha and disposed of 30,000 litres of confiscated alcohol in response to the recent mass shootings in the area.
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