Club Q shooting follows year of bomb threats, drag protests, anti-trans bills,Club Q shooting follows year of bomb threats, drag protests, anti-trans bills,In the hours after the shooting, investigators did not say what led someone to open fire...
Club Q shooting follows year of bomb threats, drag protests, anti-trans bills
Club Q shooting follows year of bomb threats, drag protests, anti-trans bills,In the hours after the shooting, investigators did not say what led someone to open fire…
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Man claiming to have “explosive device” drove truck to U.S.-Canada border, police say
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Jonas Brothers Earn Fourth No. 1 On Billboard's Top Album Sales Chart With 'The Album'
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SA ranks in top 20 countries with most endangered species
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Zulu vs Xhosa: how colonialism used language to divide South Africa’s two biggest ethnic groups
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Department unveils different reading benchmarks for different languages
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Ex-wife of late SA muso battles with family over his burial
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Huge dam project must benefit SA and Lesotho equally, says Ramaphosa
Huge dam project must benefit SA and Lesotho equally, says Ramaphosa,The president was speaking at a sod-turning event on his working visit to the landlocked country -
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All roads lead from Gauteng to the Cape for SA's wealthy brigade,Cape Town is on track to overtake Johannesburg as South Africa’s wealthiest city by 2040, says Africa Wealth Report -
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SAZI HADEBE | We may be celebrating now, but I fear what the future may hold
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It's back! Scientists say SA needs to prepare for new El Niño
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JONATHAN JANSEN | Either varsities cave in or protests persist. Here’s a possible way out
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East coast African states ail from too much, too little rain – Breitbart
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Gunfire inches toward Brit’s Sudan home & UK deploys warships as 4,000 stranded
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Gap Wants Kanye West To Cough Up $2M In Damages For Cost Incurred In Lawsuit
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