Metrobus seeks court interdict to halt Demawusa strike
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Mpumalanga mom who murdered her 4 children to be sentenced
Zintle Maditla fed the children rat poison in December last year when she discovered that their father was seeing another woman.
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City of CT faces legal action over affordable housing in CBD
The application asks the High Court to review and set aside the City’s approval of a high-rise building in the CBD.
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Metrobus still willing to negotiate with striking employees
Metrobus said that a strike by its drivers had left more than 80% of its commuters stranded n Monday morning.
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New Gauteng taxi inquiry hopes to resolve conflict between operators
The inquiry expected to investigate the many problems plaguing the industry, including murders in the industry, fights over routes, as well as operating permits.
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Defence, police ministers to decide on extended SANDF deployment in CT
The army’s deployment mandate comes to an end on 16 September. In July, soldiers were sent in to help law enforcement agencies deal with gang violence in Cape Town communities.
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That's just criminal: Cops steal poached abalone
It is alleged that the members pulled over a minibus taxi in Somerset West, which was transporting poached abalone from Hermanus to Cape Town.
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Call for govt, communities to unite against gender-based violence
Religious leaders led a march in Parow on Sunday during which they handed over a memorandum of demands to police and government representatives.
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Lamola lashes parole board for not consulting victims on Bob Hewitt's parole
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola has taken the Correctional Supervision and Parole Board’s decision to grant parole to convicted rapist Bob Hewitt on review.
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5 men convicted, sentenced for rape in Northern Cape
In Nababeep, a man's been given life imprisonment for rape and assault. The police's Sergio Kock said he attacked an 11-year-old girl in December 2017.
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State capture spotlight returns to Vrede dairy farm scandal
The Free State’s former Agriculture and Rural Development head of department Peter Thabethe is set to return to the stand.
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Minerals Council left shocked by deputy Minister Bavelile Hlongwa's death
Deputy Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Bavelile Hlongwa died on Friday in an accident along the N1, outside Hammanskraal.
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Ramaphosa: We’re going to address Eskom issues more effectively
President Ramaphosa was addressing ANC branches in Johannesburg over the weekend.
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Dros rape trial: D-day for Nicholas Ninow as judgment expected
Last week, Nicolas Ninow pleaded guilty to four charges, including rape, after he sexually assaulted a girl in the restroom of the Pretoria restaurant.
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Unclear if SANDF deployment on Cape Flats to be extended
Military and defence analyst Helmoed Heitman said a wider set of policing measures was needed if the deployment was extended.
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Metrobus bus drivers expected to strike on Monday
The workers are demanding wage increases and that their pay be progressed in line with collective bargaining rules.
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Ramaphosa: Envoys to reassure Africa on SA's commitment to rule of law
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the special envoys he's sending to various African countries will have a difficult time explaining government's positions on the recent attacks on foreign nationals.
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Stop City of Cape Town group to take battle over electricity price to court
Earlier this year, the National Energy Regulator of South Africa gave the City the green light to increase electricity tariffs to R1,52 a unit.
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Memorial & march held but no arrests in Jesse Hess, Nwabisa Mthumeni cases
A group of interfaith leaders and some locals marched through Parow, while a group of youths gathered in Khayelitsha on Sunday for a memorial service for Nwabisa Mthumeni.
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Makhura sets up commission of inquiry to curb Gauteng taxi violence
The commission will be chaired by justice Jeremiah Buti Shongwe, who will be assisted by Rudolph Lungile Mabece and Hula Mismang.
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Ramaphosa: Foreign nationals must obey the laws of South Africa
President Ramaphosa addressed members of ANC branches in the greater Johannesburg region on Sunday.
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Babes Wodumo: I’m finally free from that controlling monster
Months after legal proceedings over a video where Babes Wodumo is beaten by Mampintsha, she tweeted that she is finally out of an abusive relationship.
