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KZN Santaco says Thulani Shangase’s murder not related to taxi violence
The regional taxi council was reacting to Police Minister Bheki Cele's remarks earlier on Wednesday to investigate the taxi industry's involvement in Thulani...
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SIU: We will oppose Mkhize’s bid to challenge Digital Vibes report
The former Health Minister wants the High Court in Johannesburg to review and set aside the findings and recommendations in the report which looks into the multimillion-rand tender awarded to Digital Vibes.
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2 cops killed in Jabulani, Popcru urges public to come forward with info
Details around the shooting are yet to be established, but current information shows that the officers were shot around the Jabulani Hostel.
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Four brothers kidnapped in Polokwane - reports
According to Jacaranda FM, the family lawyer Philip Smit said the family of the four abducted siblings were waiting for a ransom demand from the boys’ kidnappers.
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Helen Suzman Foundation objects to Hlophe, Mkhwebane noms for CJ post
The organisation has raised issues with the records in office of both candidates, saying they were unfit for the position of Chief Justice.
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UCT says most staff, students support mandatory vaccine policy
UCT vice-chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng on Wednesday said the campus community was invited to complete a short survey.
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'Vaccination of 12- to 17-year-olds will lower the risk of community outbreaks'
From Wednesday, children age between 12 and 17 can go to public or private sites and get their COVID-19 jab.
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Jacob Zuma to lay criminal complaint against State advocate Billy Downer
The Jacob Zuma Foundation said more details would be divulged on Thursday in Pietermaritzburg when it held a press briefing.
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Electoral Court agrees to virtually hear case between ActionSA & IEC
ActionSA said it applied for proceedings to be accessible to the media and the public.
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Cele: SAPS task team working on 6 political murder cases in KZN
The Police Minister was speaking during a visit to the home of slain Economic Freedom Fighters councillor candidate Thulani Shangase on Wednesday.
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Children are growing impatient with adults' complacency with racism
Apart from social media, most adults and children seem to shy away from talking about racism, even if they have strong feelings about it.
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Gauteng Tourism looks to build on 7th Street's new cool factor and make it safer
Melville's iconic 7th Street has inspired a TV show and is a place where everyone really does know your name. But safety for its visitors has become a problem.
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Natural gas prospectors strike it lucky with massive Free State helium find
Renergen is almost ready to start producing both natural gas and helium, placing South Africa on an elite map with helium reserves that could be the richest and cleanest in the world.
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Patel: Safeguards in place to prevent corruption with July riots relief funds
The Trade and Industry Ministry has approved applications of R1.5 billion to date to offer relief to struggling businesses.
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Health Dept reiterates COVID vaccine safe for teens, pregnant women
The Health Department said that young people across the world were already getting the vaccines, and so parents in South Africa did not need to be too concerned about their children getting the jab.
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UCT in principle approves proposal for staff, students to be vaccinated by 1 Jan
University of Cape Town (UCT) vice-chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng said that at a meeting last weekend, the council discussed this 'complex' matter fully, taking into consideration a range of diverse views.
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EFF MP Motsamai blames Gungubele for arrest of war vets after hostage drama
Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele, Defence Minister Thandi Modise, as well as Deputy Defence Minister Thabang Makwetla were barred from leaving the St George's Hotel in Pretoria last week following a meeting with the former combatants.
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'We've become immune': Mitchells Plain CPF says community tuning out shootings
Three suspects in the most recent mass shooting in Mitchells Plain are to appear in court on Wednesday.
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At least 10 suburbs in Joburg south still without power after substation fire
The utility has managed to restore power to some areas following Monday night's explosion at the Robertsham substation.
