SA’s COVID-19 infections now at 1,655, with 11 confirmed deaths
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[WATCH] Farmers losing harvests as Matzikama area heads for Day Zero
Farmers in the Matzikama area have lost up to 50% of their harvest due to the ongoing drought in the Western Cape. EWN visited the Vredendal area to assess the situation as Day Zero edges closer for these farmers.
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