Will Cape cops be quiet?
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After watching locals pull out their phones when they entered their suburb, Cape Town police say their next swoop may be slightly more discreet.
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Sun comes out in Gauteng
Gauteng residents can expect a reprieve from the wet and rain during the weekend.
15 disabled in accident
Paramedics had to deal with stabalising deaf patients after a bus rolled several times.
Taking a shot at top cops
Rebekah Kendal reckons the loss of innocent life is indefensible. Even in the war on crime.
Fighting for a cause
"I killed several people, but I'm not sorry. It was my duty to kill as a comrade," said an ex-rebel.
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Joburg church kids moved
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JZ's plan to reduce crime
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Hands off Mbeki - Malema
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