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Seven men were shot dead and burnt inside a rented house in Better Life township, Philippi East, shocking the landlord and neighbours.
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The City of Johannesburg has closed the famous Dunusa market near Park Station, leaving hundreds of traders jobless and shoppers without affordable clothing options.
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