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No hiding from Highway Ghost Squad

Cape Town launches Highway Ghost Squad and department's new 26-wheel "Hulk". ||| The Highway Ghost Squad has recorded just under 2000 offences on Cape Town’s major roads in just five weeks. It started...

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Professor accused of raping foster son

A Western Cape professor has appeared in court on charges of raping his mentally disabled foster son, a report said. ||| Cape Town - A Western Cape professor has appeared in the Oudtshoorn Regional...

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Brown fraud case plagued by delays

The R1.5 billion fraud case against J Arthur W Brown has been set down for trial nine times in the past two years. ||| Cape Town - The R1.5 billion fraud case against former Fidentia boss J Arthur W...

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Farmworkers demand action after man killed

Striking farmworkers defied a government call to return to work, demanding action against a police captain. ||| Cape Town - Striking farmworkers defied a government call to return to work Thursday,...

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Zille must work with ministers - Zuma

Helen Zille must approach ministers directly to assist in farmworker labour unrest, President Zuma said. ||| Cape Town - Western Cape premier Helen Zille must approach national ministers directly to...

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Cosatu denies busing in protesters

Cosatu has denied busing protesters to the Cape’s farming towns - but confirms it is trying to play “a leading role” in the protests. ||| Cape Town - Cosatu has vehemently denied busing protesters to...

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Farmworkers gather in Wolseley

About 400 farmworkers marched to the Wolseley municipal offices to meet community leaders, following days of protest. ||| Cape Town - About 400 farmworkers marched to the Wolseley municipal offices on...

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Man dies off WCape coast

A Western Cape man died after being swept off the rocks in Pringle Bay, the National Sea Rescue Institute said. ||| Cape Town - A Western Cape man died on Thursday morning after being swept off the...

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‘Happier staff increase their productivity’

Amid strikes and protests, a businessman has tightened his belt to help struggling employees with a significant wage increase. ||| Cape Town - Amid wildcat strikes, wage talk deadlocks and violent...

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Foetus found in rubbish bin

A human foetus was found in a rubbish bin in Cape Town, paramedics said. ||| Cape Town - A human foetus was found in a rubbish bin in Cape Town on Thursday, paramedics said.A man discovered the dead...

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De Doorns ‘quiet’ after days of protests

The situation was quiet in De Doorns following days of protests by farmworkers, said Western Cape police. ||| De Doorns, Western Cape - The situation was quiet in De Doorns on Thursday, following days...

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Farmworkers stuck in limbo

Cosatu’s message that farmworkers should return to work has become a bloody fault line between strikers. ||| Cape Town - Cosatu’s message that farmworkers should return to work has become a bloody...

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Chaos erupts in Swellendam

Protest action flared up in Swellendam after residents heard that the DA would reclaim the municipality. ||| Cape Town - The N2 near Swellendam was closed off to traffic after 8 on Thursday night as...

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6 000 apply for just 32 metro police jobs

The City of Cape Town received 6 251 applicants for the 32 vacancies. Out of these, just over 1 900 passed the first tests. ||| Cape Town - More than 6 000 city residents have applied for just 32 metro...

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Lawyer’s plea to quit case

Fraud accused J Arthur Brown’s newest lawyer has for the second time this week failed to show up in court. ||| Cape Town - Fraud accused J Arthur Brown’s newest lawyer has for the second time this week...

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Cape’s principals get PC tablets

Western Cape principals will each receive a PC tablet to improve communication between schools and the Education Department. ||| Cape Town - The province’s 1 500 principals are each receiving a PC...

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Agri SA: Let farmers deal with strikers

Cape farmers should decide on the most appropriate action against workers on an illegal strike, Agri SA said. ||| Johannesburg - Farmers whose workers are on an illegal strike across the Western Cape...

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Farmer: We can’t afford R150 a day

Farm-owner Gerhard de Kock, of De Doorns, says that he refuses to be intimidated by strikers who set his vineyards on fire. ||| Cape Town - Farm-owner Gerhard de Kock, of De Doorns, says he refuses to...

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Tow-truck drivers block hijackers

Tow-truck drivers turned into heroes when they sped after hijackers and cornered them in their high-powered vehicles. ||| Cape Town - Tow-truck drivers turned into heroes on Thursday when they sped...

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MP tells of robbery at his house

Veteran ANC MP Ben Turok has spoken about he and his wife’s ordeal with criminals after they were robbed at knifepoint. ||| Cape Town - Veteran ANC MP Ben Turok has spoken about the ordeal he and his...

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