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UN rights chief says air strikes have killed hundreds since November in Ethiopia
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COPE calls on Motshekga, police to investigate alleged fraud involving assistant teachers’ stipends
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Police in Eastern Cape and KZN make several arrests over the weekend
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Byrne confident Drua success can help Fiji improve
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Mass funeral for victims of North West accident to take place on Sunday
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COPE laments justice system for not sufficiently addressing apartheid crimes
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