Limpopo police propose midnight alcohol curfew for festive season
He urged the community to help raise awareness about responsible drinking and support victims of alcohol-related violence. “We are having […]
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Known for its wildlife and natural beauty, borders Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique
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Suspects linked to spiking and murder incidents on N1 nabbed
Limpopo police commissioner Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe has welcomed the arrest of the suspects implicated in spiking and murder incidents
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Two Limpopo boys drown in Ngwaritsi River | The Citizen
Saps in Limpopo investigates the drowning of two boys in Ngwaritsi River. Parents warned to prioritise water safety. A 14-year-old
Two Limpopo boys drown in Ngwaritsi River, Sekhukhune | Review
Photo: Archive LIMPOPO – The Masemola police in the Sekhukhune District have opened two inquest dockets following after two boys
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11 arrested for alleged extortion at local Limpopo mine – SABC News – Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa’s news leader.
Limpopo Police have arrested 11 suspects in Praktiseer, outside Burgersfort for alleged extortion at a local mine. Police spokesperson, Colonel
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11 suspects who ‘threatened’ to shut down mine charged with extortion
Police in Tubatse in Limpopo arrested 11 suspects who allegedly threatened to shut down and disrupt mining activities at one
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Two boys drown in Limpopo river
According to reports, the 9-year-old boy drowned after trying to rescue the 14-year-old. Police say a third boy, also aged
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Two boys drown in Sekhukhune after going fishing
Limpopo police have opened two inquest dockets after two boys aged 14 and nine drowned on Sunday at Ngwaritsi River
Two young boys drown in the Ngwaritsi river in Limpopo during a fishing trip
Two boys, aged 9 and 14, drowned in Limpopo’s Ngwaritsi River during a fishing trip. Police urge parents to ensure
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