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Accused rejects rape, blames ‘rough sex’ for injuries

Accused rejects rape, blames ‘rough sex’ for injuries

Rape accused Douglas Mthukwane told the Northern Cape High Court that the complainants’ injuries were caused by what he described as consensual “rough sex”, as the State rejected his version as improbable and contradicted by DNA and medical evidence. Read more: Accused rejects rape, blames ‘rough sex’ for injuries

Kimberley residents demand visible policing amid fears of rising crime

Kimberley residents demand visible policing amid fears of rising crime

Residents of Kimberley are calling for urgent action from SAPS as crime rises, patrols disappear, and response times lag, demanding greater police visibility, proactive policing, and safer streets across the city. Read more: Kimberley residents demand visible policing amid fears of rising crime

Upington police recover R200,000 worth of stolen sheep, arrest two suspects

Upington police recover R200,000 worth of stolen sheep, arrest two suspects

Two suspects were arrested and charged with livestock theft after a joint operation by the Upington Stock Theft and Endangered Species Investigation Unit and Paballelo SAPS members led to the recovery of 68 suspected stolen sheep valued at over R200,000, as well as three carcasses. Read more: Upington police recover R200,000 worth of stolen sheep, […]

Northern Cape government shows support for Noupoort’s elderly and disabled

Northern Cape government shows support for Noupoort’s elderly and disabled

MEC Nontobeko Vilakazi reaffirmed the Northern Cape government’s commitment to protecting the dignity, rights, and wellbeing of older persons and persons living with disabilities during the Older Persons Appreciation Programme in Noupoort. Read more: Northern Cape government shows support for Noupoort’s elderly and disabled

Northern Cape telescope peers billions of years into the past, revealing rare cosmic glow

Northern Cape telescope peers billions of years into the past, revealing rare cosmic glow

South African scientists using the MeerKAT radio telescope based in the Northern Cape have discovered the most distant ultra-steep-spectrum radio halo ever detected, revealing a rare cosmic glow from a massive galaxy cluster nearly seven billion light-years away. Read more: Northern Cape telescope peers billions of years into the past, revealing rare cosmic glow

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