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Charges Upgraded to Murder in Vaal Scholar Transport Tragedy

In a dramatic turn at the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate’s Court on Thursday, 22-year-old scholar transport driver Ayanda Dludla faced an amended charge sheet of 14 counts of murder, a severe escalation from the initial culpable homicide charges. The court appearance coincided with the devastating news that two more learners had succumbed to injuries sustained in the

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Educator Killed, Two Injured in School Shooting at Ntabankulu Junior Secondary

A former teacher, who was out on bail for allegations of raping pupils at the school, returned to Ntabankulu Junior Secondary School on Wednesday, opening fire on educators in a staff meeting before turning the gun on himself, authorities have confirmed. The attack left one educator dead and two others seriously injured, sending the school

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Two Arrested, Rifle Seized

Early Thursday morning, police arrested two men and seized a rifle hidden under a wooden floor during a raid in Makhaza Kraal, Khayelitsha. Acting on information from Crime Intelligence, members of Public Order Policing searched the identified premises. The operation resulted in the arrest of two males, aged 51 and 52, for the illegal possession

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Illegal Firearm Found Hidden at Mitchell’s Plain Church Premises

Mitchell’s Plain SAPS members discovered a hidden firearm and ammunition while inspecting a local church on Wednesday. During routine patrols on Hazeldene Drive, officers stopped at the church to ensure everything was in order. A walk-around of the premises led to the discovery of a 9mm pistol with ammunition concealed between concrete blocks. Police have

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Hundreds Displaced in Randfontein as Zama Zama Violence Escalates; Premier and Police Deploy to Crisis Zone

Over 300 families are sheltering in a local community hall following a surge of targeted attacks by illegal miners, known as Zama Zamas, in the Sporong informal settlement. The crisis has prompted a high-level government intervention, with Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi and a contingent of officials conducting an emergency site visit to the embattled West

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