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“Floppy was a dog who carried out his duty bravely”. (Photo: Provided) Floppy, a police patrol dog who disappeared without a trace during a search for three suspected armed robbers on Friday, was found dead with numerous gunshot wounds. Capt. Majola Nkohli, police spokesperson in the Eastern Cape, confirmed to Maroela Media that the police dog was found dead, but could not provide any further details. Floppy took part in a police operation in Mdantsane with his handler on Friday where three armed men raided Nzuzo Primary School. According to the police, the suspects threatened the school staff and fled…

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The Department of Health in Gauteng is using the story of The Polygamist to warn people about misbehaving and not protecting themselves from epidemic diseases”I saw the way Jonasi went, that’s not just a TV show, it’s the results of real life,” said the ministry in a text posted on social media.This study says that many people who indulge in sex without protection increase the risk of STIs and HIV.”Not paying attention to treatment does not cure the disease, it makes it worse. Knowing your condition is strength. Using protection is important. Taking your medication is life.”This department also urges…

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What will make this season extra special is that “Kokkedoor” returns to the original format, but not without unexpected twists in the cable. “Kokkedoor: Klassiek” will inspire with timeless cooking and test participants to the limit in the kitchen.

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There was a commotion outside the grounds of Sherwood Hall, Durban, on Monday morning when a crowd of Malawians saw activist against illegal immigration Ngizwe Mchunu arrive.People who were carrying sticks could be heard shouting for him to leave. They say they have no problem leaving South Africa, but Mchunu’s arrival upsets them.Even the intervention of the police helped to control the angry crowd and monitor any violence.”This guy has to go, we don’t want to see his face here. He has to go back,” shouted one from Malawi.”He said let’s leave this country, we are leaving, what do you…

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Protesters in front of the court. (Photo: Cape Town Ulama Board) The case involving Cape Union Mart and a pro-Palestinian pressure group is being heard in the High Court in Cape Town this week amid allegations of intimidation, defamation and the obstruction of business operations. The court proceedings began on Monday after Cape Union Mart requested an interdict against activists from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) who have been protesting regularly in front of the company’s stores since 2023. The activists say the company is complicit in the conflict in Gaza by allegedly supporting organizations linked to the Israeli army.…

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It has been postponed for Wednesday, so that the investigator can confirm whether it is true or false that two of the three suspects are out on parole in the case involving the driver of a toll car and his passengers. The suspects, Mr. Njabulo Ndimande, Mr. Bongani Mazibuko and Mr. Mduduzi Mnyaka appeared at the Pinetown Magistrate’s Court on Friday, hoping to apply for bail. The suspects, who appear to be security guards at the On Call Security company, were arrested on June 4, 2026, following the spread of a video showing them attacking the driver of a toll…

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(Archive photo) The police in Bothaville in the Free State are investigating a case of house robbery after an elderly couple was overpowered and robbed by attackers on their farm on Sunday evening. The couple, 77 and 80 years old, were waited on at their home by three unknown men at 20:00. The attackers were reportedly wearing gloves and their faces were covered. Sgt. Palesa Thabana, police spokesperson, says one of the attackers apparently hit the man on the head with a hammer while the other two attackers held the woman. “The suspects led the elderly couple into the house…

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It is expected that the memorial service for the train accident will be attended by the Mayor of Durban, Mr. Cyril Xaba and the Prime Minister of Zulu, Mr. Thulasizwe Buthelezi at Open Space Sportsground No 6, Ward C, Amanzintoti Road, KwaMashu, on Sunday at 9 am.In this service organized by the St Johannes National Church of Zion under Dr Archbishop Siyabonga Chiliza, 87 passengers who died in the accident at Duffs Road, Durban, on October 14, 1965 will be remembered.The Deputy Secretary at St Johannes National Church of Zion KwaMashu, Ms Thobile Kweyama, said The public is invited to…

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Samuel Mashaba (Photo: The Truth Panther/X) The Gauteng provincial legislature’s portfolio committee on community safety has welcomed the decision by the office of the prime minister to suspend Samuel Mashaba, chief inspector of Gauteng’s traffic police, pending the outcome of a formal disciplinary process. This decision follows Mashaba’s testimony before the Madlanga Commission, during which admissions were made about behavior that could be serious acts of misconduct. The committee said on Monday that it views the suspension as an important indication of the government’s commitment to accountability, ethical leadership and the rule of law. “The committee wishes to emphasize that…

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