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Peet Viljoen was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport and taken into custody by members of the Hawks’ Serious Comm...
17/06/2026

Peet Viljoen was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport and taken into custody by members of the Hawks’ Serious Commercial Crime Investigation unit on 16 June following his deportation from the US.

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Flood-damaged wine bottles rescued from the May Western Cape floods are getting a second life through a new initiative c...
17/06/2026

Flood-damaged wine bottles rescued from the May Western Cape floods are getting a second life through a new initiative called Bottles of Hope.

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Oil prices dropped below $80 a barrel as markets reacted to optimism over a possible US-Iran peace agreement and the reo...
17/06/2026

Oil prices dropped below $80 a barrel as markets reacted to optimism over a possible US-Iran peace agreement and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

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Counterfeit goods valued at more than R100 million have been seized from a Bellville shopping complex in Cape Town durin...
16/06/2026

Counterfeit goods valued at more than R100 million have been seized from a Bellville shopping complex in Cape Town during two police operations conducted a week apart.

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US law enforcement disrupted an alleged plot to attack the White House during a mixed martial arts event attended by Pre...
16/06/2026

US law enforcement disrupted an alleged plot to attack the White House during a mixed martial arts event attended by President Donald Trump and other senior officials over the weekend.

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The South African government says it will engage with the World Health Organisation over what it describes as an inaccur...
16/06/2026

The South African government says it will engage with the World Health Organisation over what it describes as an inaccurate portrayal of the deaths of Ethiopian nationals in the country, insisting the incidents are linked to organised crime and not xenophobic attacks.

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The bell has rung for a new era in South African school sport and achievement coverage. NovaNews has launched its NovaNe...
16/06/2026

The bell has rung for a new era in South African school sport and achievement coverage. NovaNews has launched its NovaNews Schools Zone on Youth Day, creating a national digital hub that promises to amplify every learner’s success story from the classroom to the rugby pitch and beyond.

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Die Abbotsdale-gemeenskap treur oor die afsterwe van Chad Steyn (32), 'n geliefde inwoner en klubrugbyspeler, wat Saterd...
16/06/2026

Die Abbotsdale-gemeenskap treur oor die afsterwe van Chad Steyn (32), 'n geliefde inwoner en klubrugbyspeler, wat Saterdagaand in 'n motorfietsongeluk op die N7 gesterf het.

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The chief inspector of the Gauteng Traffic Police Samuel Mashaba has been placed on suspension following admissions made...
16/06/2026

The chief inspector of the Gauteng Traffic Police Samuel Mashaba has been placed on suspension following admissions made before a commission of inquiry that may constitute serious misconduct.

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Fifty years after the Soweto Uprising changed the course of South African history, many who fought against apartheid say...
16/06/2026

Fifty years after the Soweto Uprising changed the course of South African history, many who fought against apartheid say the sacrifices of 16 June 1976 have been forgotten, and the promises of freedom remain unfulfilled.

As the nation commemorates Youth Day, survivors and families of the victims are asking: Is this the South Africa they died for?

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