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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.
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Knysna Elephant Park staff in mourning after guide killed by elephant
The incident occurred over the weekend while Shepherd Chuma and the other guides were returning a group of elephants to their night camp after a day spent in the free-roaming camp adjacent to the park.
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WC Education MEC hopes for disruption-free matric exam period
The Western Cape Education Department said that following the onslaught of COVID-19 and the effect that it has had on schooling, grade 12 learners couldn't afford any more disruptions.
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8 foreign nationals arrested for online dating scam expected in court
The suspects allegedly lured and charmed their victims, many of whom are vulnerable widows or divorcees, leading to them believe they were in genuine romantic relationships before scamming them out of their money.
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More charges added in case against struggle vets who held ministers hostage
The 53 accused face 27 charges which include one count of conspiracy to kidnap and twenty-six charges of kidnapping as there were 26 people in the meeting room, including ministers Mondli Gungubele and Thandi Modise as well as Deputy Minister Thabang Makwetla.
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Questions around consent arise as 12 to 17 age group now eligible for COVID jab
The Health Department is recommending that parents have an open discussion with their children about the benefits of COVID-19 vaccines to help them make an informed decision.
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ANC's Ramaphosa says party will not protect any member accused of a crime
African National Congress (ANC) president Cyril Ramaphosa made the remarks on Tuesday night at the party’s inaugural roll-call event for candidates.
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Mkhize challenges SIU Digital Vibes report, says unit had predetermined outcome
Former Health Minister Mkhize wants the High Court in Johannesburg to review and set aside the findings and recommendations in the report which looks into the multi-million rand tender awarded to Digital Vibes.
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Murder-accused ex-MEC Msibi claims former colleagues behind his arrest
The former MEC and his co-accused were granted bail of R20,000 each in connection with the murder of two people and the attempted murder of a third in August. Murder accused Mandla Msibi said he plans to expose those behind his arrest claiming that some of his former colleagues are responsible for the charges against him.
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Ex-SSA head Fraser objects to Zondo's nomination as ConCourt Chief Justice
In a letter to the panel assisting President Cyril Ramaphosa with the shortlist process, Arthur Fraser raised what he said was Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s bias and lack of independence while he was chairing the state capture commission inquiry.
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Police confirm KZN hitman Fisokuhle Ntuli linked to Senzo Meyiwa's murder
Fisokuhle Ntuli was found guilty of killing councillor Thami Nyembe and wounding his wife in 2016. He was also found guilty of killing five other people. He has now also been linked to the killing of former Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa.
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Health Dept expecting busier vaccine sites as parents bring kids for COVID jabs
At this stage, children will only be allowed to get one shot of the Pfizer vaccine but this could change once further research determines whether a second dose is safe for this cohort.
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As COVID vaccine drive opens to teens, parents urged not to force jabs on kids
The AfroCentric Group's, Doctor Samukeliso Dube, urged parents to educate their children on the importance of COVID-19 vaccinations.
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The Eyewitness News Breakfast Brief
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DA: Millions wasted in asbestos saga could've been saved if action was taken
The party protested outside the Bloemfontein High Court on Tuesday where suspended ANC secretary general Ace Magashule's corruption case was postponed.
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Bredell: Bird flu outbreak among WC wild seabirds could continue for weeks
Dead and sick birds are being collected in a number of regions across the Western Cape, with the Bergrivier Municipality and Dyer Island in the Overberg the hotspots.
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CoJ plans to host major sporting events under level 1 lockdown
The city said top of its calendar was one of the most prestigious golf tournaments on the South African and European Golf Circuit, the Joburg Open.
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‘Stop hiding!’ DA calls on Gordhan to deal with problems at Transnet
DA MP Ghaleb Cachalia on Tuesday said the ongoing failures at the Richards Bay Bulk Terminal had reached crisis point.
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Winde, Fritz meet with WC top cop Patekile to tackle gang violence
On Saturday, a woman was shot dead and seven others wounded when gunmen opened fire on them while they were attending a birthday party in Mitchells Plain.
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The Class of 2021: Matrics began practical exams on Tuesday
In the Western Cape, more than 10,000 learners sat for the Computer Applications Technology practical.
