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OpenAI says powerful AI is getting harder to control
‘People have lost their houses’: SA’s film rebate freeze is costing real jobs
Grocery sales keep falling even as SA’s retail numbers look strong
Rewards reach R900,000 in hunt for Ekurhuleni killers
Nine women dead and police still can’t say who is behind it
Malema accuses Bheki Cele of masquerading as a ‘movie star’
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Julius Malema calls Cele incompetent.
Big Zulu shows up Mthandeni at EFF manifesto launch
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The EFF Manifesto launch quickly turned to a battle of egos after Big Zulu deliberately took to the stage during Mthandeni’s performance on Saturday.
Namibian president dies aged 82
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Namibia's President Hage Geingob, 82, died in hospital early on Sunday, the presidency said, weeks after he was diagnosed with cancer.
Two learners die in train and taxi crash
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4th February 2024
Two pupils have died following a horrific crash between freight train and scholar transport vehicle in Addo, Eastern Cape.
‘Saving four penalties is not luck’ – Broos
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Bafana Bafana coach rejects claims that Saturday night’s victory over Cape Verde was a lucky win.
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Scotland take their foot off the pedal and Wales come within one point of victory. England battles to catch up to inspired Italians.
French flair crumbles in front of Irish discipline
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If only the French could find a way to play their brilliant rugby for a full 80 minutes, they would be unstoppable.
ANC troubled by curse of the former presidents
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The party's former presidents are not helping
KZN provincial government accused of refusing to fund Isandlwana commemoration
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28th January 2024
The KZN provincial government is accused of refusing to fund the 145th commemoration of the Battle of Isandlwana.
NMB mayor desperate to kick corruption-accused city manager to the kerb
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28th January 2024
Nelson Mandela Bay fraud-accused city manager's unexpected return to work has been received with contempt.
Over R6 million raised for children of slain police officers
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28th January 2024
Children of slain police officers are set to benefit from a R6 million study aid.
‘Forget about Zuma,’ DA tells the ANC
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28th January 2024
The DA in KZN says Zuma will never go back to the ANC.
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