Parusha Naidoo
Parusha Naidoo publishes breaking news for SurgeZirc SA. Though we maintain high editorial standards and uphold journalistic integrity, we assure everyone that it doesn't have to be boring to be news. Enjoy!
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Oudtshoorn Farmer Saag Jonker Found Dead In Olifants River After Three-Day Search
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Norwood Man Apologises After Racist And Islamophobic Confrontation Outside Synagogue
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N17 Horror: Driver Dies After Hatchback Crashes Into Truck And Rolls Several Times
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Waterfall Crash: Five Killed As Taxi Collides With Mercedes-Benz And Catches Fire
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Fannie Masemola Charges Withdrawn Over R360 Million SAPS Tender
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Julius Mkhwanazi Fired: EMPD Top Cop Loses Job After Disciplinary Hearing
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Missing Phoenix Siblings: 15-Year-Old Girl And 3-Year-Old Brother Sought
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Zimbabwean businessman Mudzingayima ‘I’ll Murder You Now And Walk’ Video Puts R107 Million SANRAL Contract Under Scrutiny
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Three Believed To Be Family Killed In Eastern Cape N10 Crash
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NCC Plans National Registry To Help South Africans Block Unwanted Marketing Calls
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Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo Fundraiser Surpasses R84,000 Target After Her Death
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Bishop Lavis Woman Dies Outside Clinic After Allegedly Being Turned Away
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The Johannesburg Times Set To Launch With Expanded South African And African News Coverage
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Cameron Waldeck-Cooks’ Brother Breaks Silence After Teen’s Death At Mpumalanga Lodge: "Her Corpse Lay Lifeless With Injuries"
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Tsakani Tensions Escalate After Teen Shot And Spaza Shops Torched In Brakpan
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Cape Town Seeks Greater Metro Police Crime Investigation Powers In Dispute With Acting Police Minister
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Mpumalanga High Court Orders Police Minister To Pay R300,000 Over Unlawful Arrest Of Mother And Baby
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New Western Cape Police Chief Sizakhele Dyantyi Takes Helm As SAPS Steps Up Fight Against Gang Crime
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Gauteng Education Department To Take Over Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy
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Ngizwe Mchunu Calls For End To Anti-Immigration Protests As March And March Rejects Appeal
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Six Bangladeshi Nationals Killed In Tsomo Shop Fire As Police Launch Inquest
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