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Captain Frederick van Wyk told The Cape Times Anne-Marie Beukes, 19, of Swellendam went to a shebeen last Friday and was found drunk and covered with a blanket the next morning. Due to her condition, she was not able to provide a statement to ...

Cape Town - A body believed to be that of missing fisherman Lucas van Wyk has been found. Van Wyk, 33, of Steenberg, was lost overboard from a crayfish boat on which he was working on Friday morning, on the Western side of the Cape Point Nature ...

When Woodrow Wilson Elementary Principal Nancy Van Wyk instituted a new policy banning hooded sweatshirts or "hoodies" from classrooms this week, many parents and students misunderstood the intent behind the new policy. In a letter that was both ...

South Africa is one, sovereign, democratic state. We have a territory with internationally recognized boundaries. We enjoy international recognition; have a democratic elected government exercising its power over our countrys territory. It is ...

WATCH OUT! ... Welwitschias flanker Morne Blom in action against the SA Universities last year. The Namibia Rugby Union has secured several friendly matches for the national team, the Welwitschias, as their preparation for the 2015 World Cup ...

Gauteng's newest radio station went live on Tuesday morning and was officially launched by Premier Nomvula Mokonyane. The talk-radio station has lined up President Jacob Zuma and former president Thabo Mbeki as some of the leading personalities to ...

United and Western Suburbs posted big victories in Round 6 action of the Namibian Rugby Premier League competition on Saturday, with United running up a century in a 109-7 demolition of Polytechnic, while Western Suburbs beat Dolphins 71-0. In ...

From Grace Chingoma in JOHANNESBURG, South Africa ZIMBABWE senior women's soccer team arrived here last night after an absorbing journey which saw them spending more than 24 hours on the road from Harare, but coach Rose Mugadza showed very little ...

Cape Town - About 180 people accused of illegally gathering on a train while carrying human waste, appeared in the Cape Town Magistrate's Court on Wednesday. The group had to be separated into smaller groups of 10 to 15 people and were led into ...