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South Africans are trapped in a ‘Squid Game’

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Man accused of killing four at Cape taxi rank granted R10 000 bail

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Police pursuing ‘specific lead’ in Khayelitsha triple murder

Eunice Stoltz -

Triple murder in Khayelitsha investigated by police

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Three men killed in apparent Cape Town taxi violence flare-up

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Review: Ghosts that cannot be contained

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Political parties prepare for battle for the local government elections

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Cape Town’s Day Zero scare raised a new generation of young climate activists

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Sars snatches R16-million worth of illicit cigarettes in two weeks

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Father and son abandon gangs to start a project of hope

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Fuelling South Africa’s feminist revolution

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Modack’s defence to ask for indulgence as bail application continues

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Cape Town tightens security over fears riots may spread

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Modack and his co-accused fail to have charges dropped

Eunice Stoltz -

Modack defence tries ‘back door’ to pull evidence from state

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At least 65% of the pellets in the cartridge hit the 16-year-old when he was gunned down in Eldorado Park, Johannesburg, allegedly by in-training constable, Caylene Whiteboy

Coko vs S ruling: The case against a subjective test on consent in rape trials

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Acting judge Tembeka Ngcukaitobi’s acquittal of a rape suspect has raised controversy, but legal experts say the fault lay with legislators and not the court

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