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Loyiso Nkohla murder case postponed
Mziyanda Mdlunga and Mzubanzi Chulayo, along with a third suspect Zukisa Tshabile stand accused of Nkohla's assassination in April this year.
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Leave seals alone! Cape Town introduces R3000 spot fines
The City of Cape Town will start enforcing local by-laws to prevent people from touching or feeding seals.
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SA companies see MASSIVE benefits in four-day work week trial
South Africa has pilot tested the four-day work week, and seen how it affects employees and employers.
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No load shedding during the day on Sunday
Eskom reduces load shedding to Stage 2 for six hours on Friday.
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SA's fight against HIV/Aids seeing 'breakthrough progress’ – UNAIDS
UNAIDS says 90% of people living with HIV know their status, 91% of these people are on life-saving treatment and 94% are virally suppressed.
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SA’s energy outlook remains uncertain going into festive season: Chris Yelland
Despite the Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa recently saying that load shedding would ease up during December, energy expert Chris Yelland said it isn't possible to predict how the future will pan out.
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SA youth's rife condom disuse, driving up new HIV infections - Study finds
DENOSA says the country remains the world leader in HIV cases, with just over seven million people infected on treatment.
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City Power plans to exclude critical govt infrastructure from load shedding
Having recently taken over the management of load shedding from Eskom, City Power said because the utility covers a smaller area than Eskom, it is possible to exempt critical buildings from power cuts.
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2023 World Aids Day to highlight crucial role of communities in HIV/Aids fight
The theme for 2023 is Let Communities Lead, and it’s intended to shine a light on the important role of communities and their leadership in the fight against HIV and Aids.
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Accused in Meyiwa murder trial to face judgement for 2019 drug-dealing case
Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya, one of the five men accused in the murder trial, is being tried for possession of ammunition and dealing in drugs in connection to the 2019 case he was arrested for in May 2020.
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Additional generation capacity plan in the offing, hints Electricity Minister
Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa noted a need for more reliable energy generation beyond Eskom and the generators availed by China.
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10 years on, South Africa debates whether it's time to let go of Mandela
The standing of the political giant, widely known by his clan name of "Madiba", is so great that many people watching the sorry state of South Africa's economy and politics ask "what would 'Madiba' think if he were still here."
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The day that was: Racial slur goes viral, Marshalltown fire victims' new destiny
The Eyewitness News bulletin with Jane Dutton.
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Kwezanamuhla: Kunesinye isehlakalo sokucwasa ngokwebala, iqalile i-COP 28 eDubai
Izindaba ze Eyewitness News no Kwazi Kwaza.
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Eskom sees generation capacity improvement, power cuts reduced to stage 4
Spokesperson Daphne Mokwena said what will follow for most of Friday is another round of a reduced load shedding stage.
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Survivors of Marshalltown fire open stalls to make ends meet
Survivors who are being housed in shacks provided for by the City of Joburg in Denver are struggling with little or no income and have resorted to opening stalls as a way to earn an income.
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COCT says it's seen an increase in veld fires over summer months
According to the municipality, over 6,000 vegetation fires were recorded between October of 2022 and January of 2023.
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Motive for shooting on Winnie Mandela Drive not yet established - SAPS
Traffic was heavily backed up on the route near the N1 South off-ramp in Bryanston on Thursday afternoon after police closed off part of the street to attend to the crime scene.
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Ramokgopa 'confident' load shedding intensity will reduce going into the weekend
Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said South Africans can expect the intensity of load shedding to reduce going into the weekend.
