Great news! Eskom says no load shedding on Sunday
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SAHRC to probe alleged human rights violations at Lusikisiki school
The commission has agreed that there is prima facie evidence of foul play at the Kwanyathi village institution.
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Mbalula clarifies Guptas involvement in his sports minister appointment
Fikile Mbalula claims he was congratulated for being appointed sports minister by Gupta before he was informed of the appointment by then-President Jacob Zuma.
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Elsies River school pupils get youth camp in efforts to curb violence
The city's JP Smith said following the School Resource Officers programme, they've seen an improvement in school safety and stability at the St Andrews High School.
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PowerBall Results: Friday, 22 March 2019
EWN brings you the winning PowerBall results. Check to see if you won.
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Ramaphosa concedes not all in his ranks are without blemish
President Cyril Ramaphosa says party members have humbled themselves and placed their fate in the hands of voters.
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Uber puts several safety initiatives in place for Ed Sheeran JHB concert
Included in Uber’s operational plan were several safety initiatives to provide reliable rides to and from the stadium.
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Justice has been served, say Vereeniging taxi drivers after court ruling
At least 36 drivers were arrested for public violence in the area on Wednesday for taking part in a violent strike.
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Here are the provinces with the highest number of registered voters
According to the IEC, 26.5 million voters are eligible to cast their votes at the polls on 8 May.
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Use water sparingly amid load shedding, Gauteng residents told
Residents have been urged not to store water in large quantities which may lead to a shortage of water supply in systems.
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Ramaphosa admits state capture revelations will hurt ANC at polls
On Friday, the president said on although the truth hurts, it was important to reveal what went wrong in government and the party.
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Gupta curry, rumours, Zuma’s inaction – Mbalula’s testimony in quotes
Fikile Mbalula testified about his relationship with the controversial family and an August 2011 meeting of the ANC’s NEC where he raised concerns about the Guptas' influence.
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Residents protest in Ottery, Sir Lowry’s Pass Village over housing
Over the past few days there's been protest action in parts of the province including Parkwood, Kleinmond, Ottery and Sir Lowry's Pass.
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Vereeniging Taxi Association won't hesitate to strike again
The association burst into celebration outside court after the case against 36 drivers was provisionally withdrawn, pending an investigation.
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Mbalula: State capture could have been avoided if they listened to me
Fikile Mbalula explained how he made an impassioned plea to the ANC national executive committee in August 2011, telling the 80-member committee that unless the influence exerted on the state by the Gupta family was addressed, the party would find itself in a crisis.
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Eskom sabotage probe under way, Ramaphosa tells frustrated CT residents
The president said stabilising the power grid also remained an imperative for government.
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Mbalula: ANC NEC was quiet when I brought up Ajay Gupta
ANC head of elections Fikile Mbalula appeared before the Zondo Commission of Inquiry on Friday, saying Ajay Gupta congratulated him for his appointment as Minister of Sports before it was announced by President Jacob Zuma in 2010.
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Court didn't show William Beale any mercy, says lawyer in appeal
William Beale is appealing a 15-year sentence handed to him by the Thembalethu Regional Court in George in November 2017.
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'I was not appointed by the Guptas': Mbalula admits inconsistencies at inquiry
The former sports minister on Friday was taken to task over what appeared to be conflicting statements in his evidence to the commission.
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'Keep calm': Load shedding higher than stage 2 not likely, says Eskom
This after a week of frequent and prolonged rolling blackouts under stage 4 load shedding.
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In case of emergency, Mbete can call back MPs
Members of the House gathered for the last time this week marking the end of the nation’s fifth democratic Parliament.
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Ironing with a pot & more: How South Africans are surviving load shedding
While Eskom continues to keep the country in the dark, South Africans take to social media to show how they are dealing with load shedding.
