Tehran says Trump's 'genocidal taunts won't end Iran'
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Zuma’s criminal case postponed to 15 October
Former president Jacob Zuma's lawyer said he would try and persuade the court and everyone who hates his client to understand who Zuma really is.
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Rob Packham to learn his fate in wife’s murder case
The Constantia businessman was accused of murdering his wife, Gill, in February 2018.
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Omissions in Transnet locomotive deal 'deliberate misrepresentation'
Francis Callard was testifying at the state capture commission of inquiry on Monday about the procurement of 1,064 locomotives from China South Rail.
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Over 250k grade 1 and 8 online applications processed so far – dept
Online admissions officially went live on Monday morning.
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Delft couple shot, killed inside their home
The couple was shot and killed inside their home early on Monday morning.
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2 foreign nationals to appear in court for kidnapping EC businessman
According to police, a third foreign national was fatally wounded in a subsequent shoot-out with police on Saturday during an operation by a multi-disciplinary task team.
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Cause of fire at Bheki Mlangeni Hospital in Soweto being probed
Some patients were evacuated from the Bheki Mlangeni Hospital in Soweto after a fire broke out in the early hours of Monday morning.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger won't press charges after being kicked
The 'Terminator' actor was seen in a viral video recording a message to his Snapchat account at the Arnold Classic Africa event in Sandton on Saturday when a man kicked him in the back.
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Zondo Inquiry told CSR did not meet requirements for Transnet tender
Former Transnet electrical engineer Francis Callard on Monday testified at the state capture commission of inquiry about the irregular procurement of 100 locomotives from China South Rail for the coal line.
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Society has unleashed mob justice on Jacob Zuma, court told
Former President Jacob Zuma wants the court to grant him a permanent stay of prosecution on the charges related to the multi-billion rand arms deal.
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Gauteng online application system quick and simple, say parents
The process was delayed for a week after some organisations threatened to take the education department to court over its amended admissions regulations.
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Judicial inquest into death of Ford Kuga owner resumes
Reshall Jimmy died after the vehicle he was travelling in, burst into flames while he was holidaying in the Southern Cape in December 2015.
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Scalabrini Centre heads back to court over closure of Refugee Reception Office
The Scalabrini Centre said there had been little word from Home Affairs about details relating to the reopening of Cape Town Refugee Reception Office.
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Public Protector's report into Estina dairy farm set aside
The application was brought by the DA and the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (Casac) who stated that Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane's report was a whitewash as implicated politicians were never interviewed.
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Masiphumelele residents rebuild after devastating shack fire
More than 50 shacks were gutted or damaged in Sunday’s blaze.
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WATCH LIVE: Jacob Zuma seeks to halt corruption case against him
Former President Jacob Zuma has filed a 300-page application for a permanent stay of prosecution in his corruption trial, saying there's a political conspiracy against him.
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Cable theft persists despite efforts by Metrorail
At least 18 arrests have been over the past several days.
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Lesufi to monitor Gauteng online applications as system goes live
Education officials have launched the system at the Diepsloot Youth Centre on Monday morning.
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WCED sticks to stance on overcrowding at Kraaifontein schools
The schools shut their doors last week due to protests over overcrowding in classrooms.
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Jason Rohde’s legal team files SCA application to appeal conviction, sentence
This after the Western Cape High Court rejected an application to appeal in April.
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WATCH LIVE: Ex-Transnet engineer details South China Rail locomotive purchases
Francis Callard last week set out in technical detail why the China South Rail locomotives were not the ideal option for Transnet which needed trains to operate on the coal network.
