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- Two Arrested in Limpopo Police Crackdown on Firearm Crimes
- Unusual but Wise? When a Man Waits Until 50 to Become a Father
- Is the Mushrooming of Political Organisations Strengthening or Weakening Our Democracy?
- Police Launch Manhunt After Tafelkop Shooting
- Horoscopes & Messages from Gogo Nonyane ya Metsi
- MEC Praises Officers for October Road Safety Success
- Ex-Constable Sentenced for Submitting Fake Certificate
- Fourth Suspect Arrested in Insurance Murder Case
- Grandmother and Uncle Arrested for Poisoning Relative
- Limpopo Police Ready to Ensure Safety at G20 Health Summit
- Comrades Marathon Entries Sell Out in Record Time
- The SACP’s Local Election Move Could Divide South Africa’s Democratic Movement
- Limpopo Mourns Passing of Artist Dr Nel
- Banks Dismiss Rumours of November Withdrawal Limits
- NSFAS Chairperson Resigns Amid Governance Concerns
- Learner Arrested for Pouring Boiling Water on Classmate
- Driekoppies Water Project Nears Completion
- Police Probe Two Separate Killings in Mpumalanga
- Partnerships Bring Vital Family Healthcare Closer Home
- Two Suspects Arrested for Copper Cable Theft
COMMUNITY
Partnerships Bring Vital Family Healthcare Closer Home
Access to healthcare remains one of South Africa’s most pressing public health challenges, particularly for families in rural and low-income...
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Poll Shows Stress Driven By Finances
A recent social media poll by 1Life has revealed that 68% of South Africans experience stress and anxiety due to...
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Rural Learners Excel Despite National School Readiness Decline
With school readiness levels across South Africa continuing to decline, a rural nonprofit in KwaZulu-Natal is offering a beacon of...
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Government Moves to Tighten University Oversight
Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela has introduced draft reforms aimed at tightening oversight of South Africa’s public universities....
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Turn Your Garden into a Winner with Shoprite
Shoprite has launched the first-ever Act For Change Food Garden Competition, shining a light on community food gardens across South...
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South Africa Reaffirms Stance Against Ivory Trade
The government has strongly dismissed reports claiming that South Africa plans to support lifting the international ban on the commercial...
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CRIME
Learner Arrested for Pouring Boiling Water on Classmate
A 20-year-old female learner has been arrested after allegedly pouring boiling water on a male classmate during a study camp...
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Police Probe Two Separate Killings in Mpumalanga
The Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS) in Mpumalanga, Major General Dr Zeph Mkhwanazi, has condemned the...
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Two Suspects Arrested for Copper Cable Theft
Police in Limpopo have arrested two male suspects in connection with the theft of copper cables in Elandskraal, Sekhukhune District....
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Toddler Dies After Being Left Inside Car
A tragic incident in Seshego has left the community in shock after a three-year-old girl was found dead inside a...
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Rapist Receives Seven Life Sentences In Limpopo
The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Limpopo has welcomed the heavy sentence imposed on a 27-year-old man, Vongani Sobala...
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Thirty-Two Limpopo Drivers Arrested During Phuza Weekend Operation
Law enforcement officials in Limpopo arrested 32 drivers for drunk driving during the province’s Phuza Weekend campaign, which ran from...
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Lifestyle
Child Marriages Still Haunt Our Communities
Child marriages, often hidden behind the traditional practice of ukuthwala, continue to haunt certain communities in the Eastern Cape and...
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You deserve the truth, not AI’s interpretation of it
We all want to understand the world around us. Whether it’s the war in Gaza, government policy on healthcare, or...
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Inflation Slows in August as Costs Ease
Annual consumer price inflation slowed to 3.3 per cent in August, down from 3.5 per cent in July, Statistics South...
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The Hidden Burden of Living with Eczema
In many black communities, eczema is often misunderstood, dismissed as “just dry skin” or even linked to myths about poor...
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Parliament Moves Closer to Finalising Smoking Laws
The government is edging nearer to tightening smoking regulations as Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Health intensifies its review of the...
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UNICEF Urges Ban on Junk Foods in Schools
UNICEF is calling on the government to ban the sale of ultra-processed and junk foods in schools. The organisation warns...
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SPORT
SA Rugby Becomes Shareholder in URC
The United Rugby Championship (URC) has confirmed that the South African Rugby Union (SA Rugby) is now the league’s sixth...
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Djokovic and Alcaraz Set for US Open Semi-Final as Sabalenka Progresses
Novak Djokovic has booked a place in the US Open semi-finals where he will meet Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz in what...
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Pirates coach Ouaddou and staff hospitalised after road accident
A road accident has overshadowed Orlando Pirates’ MTN8 final preparations, leaving head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou and five technical staff members...
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Mbombela Hosts Pirates Versus Stellies Showdown
Mbombela will take centre stage on Saturday, 13 September, when the 2025 MTN8 Final brings together Orlando Pirates and Stellenbosch...
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Banyana Banyana Praised Despite Semi Loss
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has praised Banyana Banyana for their strong showing at the 2025 Women’s Africa...
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