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Sigh of Relief as Roaming Lion Recaptured in Giyani Bush

The lion that was terrorising communities near Letaba Ranch was captured and relocated to the Kruger National Park. Picture credit: LEDET By Montsho Matlala Giyani: Residents, including livestock owners around Letaba Ranch Nature Reserve adjacent to Giyani and Phalaborwa—have heaved a sigh of relief following the recapture of a roaming lion that had been terrorising communities for…

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Zim Man Gets 34 Years for Power Infrastructure Sabotage

Zimbabwean national Zakhele Hadebe was sentenced to 34 years’ imprisonment for stealing and destroying power infrastructure. Picture: NPA By Montsho Matlala Musina: A Zimbabwean man who vandalised and stole power infrastructure on a farm was recently sentenced to 34 years’ imprisonment by the Musina Regional Court, which also found he was in South Africa illegally. Zakhele Hadebe,…

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Where Wildlife Meets Heritage: Kruger National Park’s Untold Stories

Kruger National Park’s sprawling wilderness not only preserves iconic wildlife but also nurtures communities and cultural heritage, forging a legacy that endures far beyond its borders. Credits: Kruger National Park, African Overland Tours & Museum Explore SA By Duncan MnisiKruger National Park, South Africa — Renowned as Africa’s flagship wildlife sanctuary, Kruger National Park attracts between one…

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Allegations of Political Interference Uncovered at the Madlanga Commission

Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner, testifies at the Madlanga Commission about serious allegations of political interference within the SAPS By Thulane MadalanePretoria – The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, which is investigating allegations of misconduct and corruption within the South African Police Service (SAPS), continues to reveal tensions between law enforcement officials and political…

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