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Eswatini National Arrested with R90,000 Worth of Dagga

A 36-year-old man from the Kingdom of Eswatini was arrested on Sunday, 07 December 2025, for possession of dagga as part of the South African Police Service’s (SAPS) Operation #SaferFestiveSeason. The arrest occurred during a police operation on the N17 Oshoek road between Ermelo and Chrissiesmeer. Officers intercepted a vehicle and, upon conducting a search,

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Major Counterfeit Raids in Gauteng Net Nearly R20 Million in Fake Goods

 multi-day joint operation targeting counterfeit and illicit goods has resulted in the seizure of items valued at over R19 million. The operation was conducted by the Gauteng Counterfeit Unit together with Brand Protectors from 02 to 05 December 2025. The raids focused on locations in Johannesburg Central, the wider Johannesburg District, and Soshanguve in the

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Eskom starts environmental assessment for a third nuclear power station

Eskom has initiated an environmental impact assessment to approve a site for a third nuclear power station at either Thyspunt on the Eastern Cape coast or Bantamsklip on the Overberg coast. Four months ago final authorisation was given for a second nuclear power plant at Duynefontein. The consultants are working towards environmental authorisation by February

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Police Clarify Domestic Incident in Seshego, Counter Social Media Claims

The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Limpopo has addressed widespread social media posts regarding an alleged domestic violence incident that occurred in Seshego on Thursday, 4 December 2025. According to police, a 28-year-old woman and a 38-year-old man were involved in a dispute. The woman reported to the Seshego SAPS Community Service Centre (CSC)

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Facebook promotes rubbish because it doesn’t understand indigenous languages

Facebook’s algorithms do not understand most South African languages. As a result, content creators can post fake news and be paid for it, without consequences. A fake video about a Shoprite fire in Limpopo had shocked residents rushing to the scene. Facebook makes money by placing ads alongside posts or within reels. Content creators get

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