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WATCH: FIRE RAGES IN TEMBISA CHURCH AHEAD OF EASTER 

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The Apostolic Faith Mission Church in Tembisa has been completely destroyed by fire, leaving nothing but ashes in its wake.

Gqeberha birthday massacre: Cops arrest four more

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Eastern Cape police have arrested four more suspects in connection with the mass shooting that took place in KwaZakhele in Gqeberha in January.

The Colour of Love: A Scrolla competition

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Love is never just black and white.

Thugs kidnap Eskom employee

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The safety of Eskom workers, whether on or off-duty, is back on the radar after an employee was abducted by seven gunmen earlier this month.

In-car-cerated! Cop nabbed for swiping car parts

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Temba police officer caught stealing car parts from his own police station? That's right.

ANC demands pay for community police

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Community policing forum members deserve to be paid for their work, according to Bheki Mtolo, the ANC provincial secretary in KwaZulu-Natal.

US gogos revel in glory!

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The Grannies International Football Tournament (GIFT) final was a nail-biting affair as the Breakers took on Lespressa in Limpopo yesterday.

Gogo Zille: Still ready to work 18 hours a day

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Still going strong at 72, DA boss Helen Zille feels energetic and confident as she prepares to lead her party to the 2024 national general elections.

Phelokazi’s mural is a reminder of the system that failed her

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A mural adorns the front wall of Phelokazi Mqathanya’s family home. It serves to honour her memory and draw attention to the injustices faced by the queer community.

Police dismiss rumour that AKA murder suspects arrested

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Police in KwaZulu-Natal have dismissed reports that suspects in the murder case of Kiernan “AKA” Forbes have been arrested.

Roads Beware: Driver passes exam on 960th shot!

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Getting a driver’s licence is no easy task and for one South Korean woman, it cost her R250,000.

Does China hold the solution to Zim’s load shedding woes? 

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Energy experts say the floating solar plant proposed by China Energy Engineering Corp (China Energy) will go a long way in easing prolonged load-shedding in Zimbabwe.