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Molefe's coverage is predominantly focused on crime, South African politics, and government announcements. Given this focus, pitches should offer insights or expertise related to the evolving stories in South African politics, crime trends and legal policy regulations within the country.
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The department’s intention to share the results in newspapers is prohibited, according to the Information Regulator.
The 2024 wildfire season has been one of South Africa's deadliest.
The suspects also face charges of robbery and possession of illegal firearms and ammunition.
President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration has failed to meet expectations, according to the archbishop.
The suspects have been charged with contravention of the Immigration Act, as they were in South Africa unlawfully.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
City Power has called upon law enforcement to allocate additional resources to help secure the city's infrastructure.
A suspect has been arrested for kidnapping and murder following the discovery of his three-year-old stepchild's body in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN).
More arrests have been made as illegal miners, known as zama zamas, emerge from the abandoned mine in Stilfontein, North West province.
The woman is seen arguing with flight attendants and demanding to be served a drink.
The provincial police are also investigating a suspected murder-suicide after two decomposed bodies were discovered.
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