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PICS: Two nabbed after R2.6m found stashed in containers, refuse bags | IOL NewsTwo suspects aged between 30 and 40 have been arrested for allegedly stealing R2,6 million, Limpopo police said on Thursday.
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R2.8bn in 10 years: How Bosasa is cashing in government contracts | IOL NewsMPs heard that Bosasa received a whopping R2.8billion for services to two government departments and two public entities over the past 10 years.
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Thousands protest in Athens against plan to change Macedonia’s nameThe two countries have been in a dispute for more than two decades over naming rights
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SANParks rangers nabbed for rhino poaching granted R10k bail each | IOL NewsTwo Kruger National Park field rangers who were arrested in connection with rhino poaching have been granted bail R10 000 each.
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Church member defends two women being beaten - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.An alleged member of the Mdantsane based Endumisweni Faith Mission church in the Eastern Cape, which has been severely criticised after videos showing two young women being beaten surfaced, has defended the practice. Most of Eastern Cape churches are run by pimps, human traffickers and drug lords. They take advantages because Eastern Cape women love church too much. They pay money to elder women in the church to make various advances to young girls. what's wrong with Christian people? They must beat those who defend the beatings and thereafter ask them what they think about being beaten. Eye4nEye
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Two dead from heart attacks as strong quake jolts Chile - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.A strong 6.7-magnitude earthquake hit north-central Chile on Saturday, the US Geological Survey said, with police reporting the deaths of two people from heart attacks. cha kubuhlungu kunzima akwamukeleki ukundlula komuntu ongabonisa ukugula emhlaben please respect or professions and our common sense! since when do 'police' make [concluding] AUTOPSY statements on M(a)OD/M(e)OD? Is it that obvious that because they were 'old' it was cardiac arrest? Why is the police (and journalists) insulting (us) STAY_IN_YOUR_LANE
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Two monks shot dead as violence flares in Thailand's deep southGunmen in Thailand's deep south shot dead two Buddhist monks and wounded two others inside a temple, police said Saturday, capping a week of deadly violence as the prime minister vowed to 'punish' those responsible. This is bad.....
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Two arrested for unlawful possession of firearmsPolice say several firearms, including two rifles, a .22 pistol, two 12-gauge shotguns, and over 100 rifle rounds were seized.
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Outrage as Church beating video goes viral - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.Two videos doing rounds on social media of two girls in their 20s being beaten with a pipe in a Mdantsane church in the Eastern Cape, have sparked outrage. This is a cult I give up. Religion is worse if the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch
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Cleric killed in botched hijacking outside Durban hospitalA moulana from Verulam, KwaZulu-Natal, was shot dead in an attempted hijacking outside a Durban hospital late Thursday night.
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