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Armed robber stoned to death, another hospitalised after stealing R50k from stokvel in Limpopo
An armed robber was stoned to death and another hospitalised after robbing a stokvel group of R50 000 in cash at the Madibong Village in Pretoria on Friday.
Police launch manhunt following tavern shootings in Soweto & Pietermaritzburg, at least 23 killed in total
Police Minister Bheki Cele and National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola will visit the Nomzamo Informal Settlement where 19 people were killed.
Limpopo health department asks for calm as 1st monkeypox case detected in the province
A 42-year-old tourist from Switzerland has tested positive for monkeypox in Limpopo and the provincial health department has asked citizens to remain calm.
Elon Musk may be looking to get out of Twitter deal, the social media giant's stock drops drastically
South African-born billionaire Elon Musk's Twitter deal may be in trouble after the social media company's stock fell to 4% in pre-market trading on Friday.
Khaya Magadla finally laid to rest almost a month after he fell into a manhole, father says he was hurt
Six-year-old Khaya Magadla who fell into a manhole in Soweto, Johannesburg on Sunday, 12 June was finally laid to rest at a memorial service on Friday, 8 July.
Police arrest 14 illegal miners, 95 undocumented foreign nationals, during joint operation in Northern Cape
Northern Cape Police arrested 14 illegal miners, 95 undocumented foreign nationals and equipment worth R3.5 million was confiscated during a joint operation.
6 JMPD officers found guilty of corruption, public safety MMC says, "Hyenas could not be in charge of sheep"
Six Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) officers and two security guards were found guilty of accepting a R15k bribe in Cleveland, Johannesburg in 2019.
Mpumalanga shutdown wrecks havoc for chrome and coal exporters, authorities on high alert for protests
The shutdown that took place in Mpumalanga had devastating effects on the chrome and coal industries and will take a serious toll on South Africa's economy.
Minister Pravin Gordhan condemns the disruptions at Wits University lecture, says the conduct was "appalling"
The Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan released a statement condemning the conduct of a group of students who attended the Wits University lecture.
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