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Wupperthal fire: Police investigating arson case after fire ravaged historic town
The small Cederberg town saw its Moravian Mission Station, clinic and town hall destroyed over the weekend.
Cape Town trains off the rails
Cape Town’s transport problems have reached a crisis point and officials are seeking solutions before the rail system breaks down
Free education would now have to take place under trees, says UKZN after arson
The fed-up university says destroying property is not going to help students gain a free education.
Limpopo: Another school burnt
The twenty-fourth school in Limpopo has been damaged by arson, and teachers are too scared to report for duty at several of the affected centres.
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Protests: Squashing the burning desire
Burning stuff is a sad state of affairs considering the inroads made recently by protesting done right, writes Hansie Smit.
Another school torched near Malamulele
It is the fifth school to be torched in the area since January, but it's unknown if this latest fire in Xigalo is related to the Malamulele unrest.
General’s ghost haunts Zanu-PF
The inquest into Solomon Mujuru's suspicious death could intensify party factionalism.
Ficksburg protesters torch buildings
Two municipal buildings in Ficksburg were set alight by rioters on Thursday after the killing of a man allegedly by the police.
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