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A dispute over how the City of Cape Town’s CCTV network is used has put the spotlight on smash-and-grab crime in Elsies River. Community leader Steve Ross wants faster alerts to neighbourhood groups, while the City says its cameras are monitored around the clock and linked to law-enforcement responses.
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Dubai: Sharjah government employees will be entitled to up to eight -day mourning leave following a directive from His Highness Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and…
Unlike talks led by the US president's non-diplomat confidants, the September 22 agreement between Denmark, Greenland and the US was negotiated by the book, to everyone's benefit, writes Le Monde…
The first visuals of Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar after the mid-air cockpit attack have emerged, showing the Indian pilot with his chest and abdomen heavily bandaged.
The seized cocaine Ghana has emerged as both a transit and destination country for heroin trafficking, with most of the drug originating from Afghanistan, according to the 2025 Global Read More...
