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Germany to require tests for all unvaccinated travellers
Under current German rules, any unvaccinated person entering the country by plane must get tested, but those entering by road or rail must not unless they are...
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Scarlett Johansson sues Disney over 'Black Widow' streaming release
Johansson, one of Hollywood's biggest and top-paid stars, was entitled to a percentage of box office receipts from the much-anticipated Marvel film, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday at Los Angeles Superior Court.
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UK jails German art dealer over £1 million theft
Gulbenkian, who married into a prominent arts family, used her social pedigree to convince victims to part with money.
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Disney sails into new LGBT waters with 'Jungle Cruise' film
The scene, though far from groundbreaking by modern cinema terms, is a departure for the traditionally conservative studio.
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Four things that count when a South African graduate looks for work
While graduates find work, the employment outcomes varied between graduates, strongly shaped by personal biographies and choice of institution.
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The story of SA's children’s book that explains the science of skin colour
"Skin We Are In" is a landmark South African book for children (and grown-ups) on the subject of skin colour. The authors talk about why the book came about.
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'Better Call Saul' star Odenkirk stable after collapsing on set
Bob Odenkirk, 58, was filming the final season of the show in which he plays luckless protagonist Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer and conman who transitions to an eventually prominent defense attorney under the name Saul Goodman.
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ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill dies at age 72
No cause of death was cited for Hill, who played bass for the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers from Texas for more than 50 years.
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Lotto results: Wednesday, 28 July 2021
Eyewitness News brings you the winning Lotto numbers. Check to see if you won.
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Riots, theft, & those hit hardest: '14 years of everything gone down in ashes'
Eyewitness News spoke to people whose livelihoods were stolen by the violence and who are searching for the means to start again and rebuild their businesses.
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Former US president Obama partners with NBA Africa
Former US president Barach Obama will support programmes and partnerships that provide greater gender equality and economic inclusion.
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Russia says Navalny social media accounts should be blocked
Earlier this week Roskomnadzor blocked 49 websites linked to President Vladimir Putin's most vocal domestic critic including his main website navalny.com as well as those of Navalny's regional offices and his key allies.
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Solastalgia and doomism: new climate lingo boggles the mind
Rising temperatures have not only boosted the intensity or frequency of major storms and heatwaves, they have spawned rare or novel weather phenomena, accompanied by new more-or-less scientific names.
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Bob Odenkirk in hospital after collapsing on 'Better Call Saul' set
Odenkirk, 58, was filming the final season of the show in which he plays luckless protagonist Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer and conman who transitions to an eventually prominent defense attorney under the name Saul Goodman.
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Search is on for lucky winner of Tuesday's R158m PowerBall Jackpot
The draw was held on Tuesday evening and one ticket happened to match the five numbers and PowerBall, bagging the player a (wait for it) R158,035,647 jackpot.
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Slipknot co-founder Joey Jordison dead at 46: family
Iowa-born Jordison was one of Slipknot's three original members and helped power the US nine-piece to global stardom in the early 2000s during an era when rock and metal acts routinely jostled with popstars at the top of the commercial charts.
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Instagram adds safety features after critics fret over service for children
Tweaks rolling out to Instagram in Australia, Britain, France, Japan and the United States include software designed to spot "suspicious behavior" by adults trying to connect with underage users.
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Cabinet adopts policy to have human remains of S. Africans abroad repatriated
The Arts and Culture Department’s Vusithemba Ndima said that the policy would not only cover South African's who died abroad but would also focus on heritage objects that were stolen from the country.
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OPINION: An open letter of healing to all South Africans
What we've experienced in the last few months (and year) have not been normal. This is one way to try and find healing, writes Linda Mthenjane.
