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First woman paratrooper Nomonde Nomtsheke: 'This title was waiting for me'
Former Bloemfontein Celtics women's football star Nomonde Nomtsheke is the first woman in South Africa to become a paratrooper with the South African National Defence Force.
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Bonginkosi Khanyile's incitement trial postponed as he expands defence team
Khanyile is accused of inciting violence during last year's July unrest.
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Cosatu says Cape Town crime is spiralling out of control
Last week saw a series of shootings in Cape Town and this weekend three people were murdered in Mbekweni in Paarl.
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Zuma back in court to appeal unlawful high court parole judgement
Lawyers representing the commissioner of correctional services whic granted Zuma parole on medical grounds also made submissions defending the decision.
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Ipid probing assault case after cops filmed beating man
The exact circumstances surrounding the assault are unclear at this stage but in the video, shared widely on social media, a police officer can be seen pinning a man down on the ground while another continuously hits him with his baton.
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Marikana 10 years on: What has changed?
A roundtable discussion reflecting on the 10 years since the Marikana Massacre.
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Man implicated in Intercape bus attacks to appear in court
Police detectives arrested the 28-year-old suspect in Klapmuts in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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New NW ANC chair Maloyi says stability & unity are top of his priorities
The former MEC secured an overwhelming victory after over 300 delegates voted his entire slate into the top five at the ninth provincial conference.
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GoTG struggling to stay ahead of water demand as Amathole water crisis deepens
The Gift of the Givers said that they had their hands full battling a growing water crisis in the Eastern Cape's Amathole district.
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Ten years on, Marikana children still dealing with trauma of tragedy
In this special report, Eyewitness News speaks to adults and children who were yet to come of age when the events unfolded, changing their lives forever.
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Questions around SANDF's capacity to provide security in wake of recent protests
Four people were killed during protests that turned violent in Tembisa earlier this month and one person died during demonstrations in Krugersdorp last month when residents took to the streets over illegal mining.
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Family still counting losses 10 years after Marikana tragedy
Nokuthula Zibambele said that her life and that of their 10 children had changed for the worst since that fateful day on 16 August 10 years ago.
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DA wants departmental intervention to address issues with Gauteng school rebuild
The R34 million Frikkie Meyer Primary School rebuilding project at Sedibeng in the Vaal has still not been completed 18 months after the deadline.
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Ten years after Marikana tragedy, widow recalls begging husband to leave strike
Ten years after her husband was killed during a wage strike at Marikana, Nokuthula Zibambele, relives the fraught final conversations she had with him before his death.
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Alleged July unrest instigator Khanyile back in court for start of trial
Bonginkosi Khanyile is facing charges relating to looting and violence linked with last year’s July unrest.
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SCA to hear Jacob Zuma appeal over medical parole matter
Jacob Zuma’s lawyers will square off against their counterparts from the Democratic Alliance (DA), the Helen Suzman Foundation and AfriForum in the Supreme Court of Appeal on Monday.
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Three more alleged July unrest instigators expected in court after arrests
One was released on a warning and the other 21 appeared in the Durban Magistrates Court on Friday when they were granted bail of R3000 each subject to various conditions including a social media ban.
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Nono Maloyi elected new chairperson of North West ANC
A former MEC, Maloyi was elected chairperson with 370 votes, defeating the current premier, Bushy Maape, by 76 votes.
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Godongwana yet to be charged after sexual assault case opened against him
In a statement, Godongwana said that he was aware of the complaint lodged against him by a worker who was giving him a massage in his room.
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'I will not be commenting any further' - Godongwana on sexual harassment claims
This follows media reports about an incident that allegedly occurred in his hotel room while he was receiving a massage at the Kruger National Park in Mpumalanga.
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Head of a child found in Brackenfell, WC police investigating
The discovery was made by community members who then alerted police on Saturday night.