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The day that was: 12yrs for July unrest M Zuma, Tyler & the US Billboard Hot 100
The Eyewitness News bulletin with Jane Dutton.
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Kwezanamuhla: Uyodonsa owaphemba udushe, bekunemibhikisho eyeseka i-Palestina
Izindaba ze Eyewitness News no Kwazi Kwaza.
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Meyiwa: Tension flares between judge, defence lawyer over cross-examination
The defence started the cross-examination of one of the lead investigators of this case, Brigadier Bongani Gininda.
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SA special to Palestine thanks to success in fighting apartheid - Hamas leader
Pro-Palestine supporters in Cape Town and Johannesburg joined many others across the globe to observe the International Day of Solidarity with the People of Palestine on 29 November 2023.
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Donovan Moodley seeks to overturn decision to deny him parole
The Johannesburg High Court heard an application from Donovan Moodley, who is currently serving a life sentence for the 2004 kidnapping and murder of Leigh Matthews, to overturn the parole board's March decision to deny him an early release.
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Fire between Grabouw & Houwhoek 'largely contained'
Overberg District Municipality fire chief, Reinhard Geldenhuys, said that the N2 was now open after the fire blocked off the road earlier on Wednesday.
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With festive season approaching, SAPS urges citizens to be vigilant at all times
Crimes including card fraud, the targeting of stokvel and savings clubs and attacks on courier and delivery vehicles usually spike at around this time of year, resulting in calls for caution.
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Death toll from accident at Implats' Rustenburg mine rises to 12
In a statement released on Wednesday, the mine said that one worker who was hospitalised succumbed to his injuries.
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Implats offers to pay burial costs for 11 miners killed at Rustenburg mine
The company is still reeling from what it is calling its darkest day ever when a cage carrying a group of mineworkers malfunctioned and dropped into the bottom of the shaft.
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Parole board that denied Moodley early release didn't do its job properly - dept
The Department of Justice and Correctional Services Department was in the High Court in Joburg on Wednesday for an application from Donovan Moodley to try and overturn the outcome of the March parole hearing, which was that he was not recommended for early release.
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No excuses: Randburg residents picket at City Power's offices over power outages
The residents have taken to the streets over prolonged power outages that have left residents without electricity for at least 30 hours at a time.
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With emergency reserves low, Eskom says higher power cut stages to stay in place
Households and businesses have been forced to endure longer bouts of rolling power cuts as the utility struggles to keep the lights on.
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WC EFF says it's important for South Africans to show solidarity with Palestine
Pro-Palestine supporters in Cape Town joined many others across the globe to observe International Day of Solidarity with the People of Palestine.
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SIU probing over 100 law firms for defrauding the Road Accident Fund
The SIU said some law firms had admitted guilt and they've managed to recoup over R300 million of the defrauded funds which were paid out on behalf of thousands of road accident victims.
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Presidency investigating whether Ramaphosa speech written with help of AI app
This after a social media commentator claimed that a speech President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered on decolonising education was not original text.
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SAFTU's Vavi calls for boycott of Israeli goods in SA
Vavi was speaking at Constitution Hill in Braamfontein on Wednesday, where hundreds of people gathered to plead solidarity with Palestine.
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KZN man accused of killing wife ditches bail application
Khethayiphi Ntombela appeared in the Nsuze Magistrates Court, northern KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday.
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Leigh Matthews' killer, Donovan Moodley, tried to escape from prison, court told
The court is hearing an application from Moodley, who is currently serving life in prison for the 2004 kidnapping and murder of 21-year-old Leigh Matthews. He’s seeking to overturn the parole board's March decision to deny him parole.
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702 Truck of Love lends a helping hand this festive season
The 702 Truck of Love with SPAR is back! Both SPAR and 702 want to help make a difference in your community by helping charities nominated by listeners in need of a bit of love, especially in these trying times.
