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Higher Edu department: Enrollment plan designed to prevent over-crowding
Unisa says this is due to the Enrollment Management Plan which places a limit on the number of students allowed in a course.
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DA to begin search for suitable candidate to replace Msimanga
The party announced on Friday that Msimanga would be stepping down from his position as Tshwane Mayor next month.
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Zondo to appoint acting secretary for state capture commission
Khotso De Wee allegedly received bribes from Bosasa for a 2013 tender while he was still the chief operating officer at the department of justice and correctional services.
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PowerBall Results: Friday 18 January 2019
EWN brings you the winning Powerball results. Check to see if you were a winner.
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[LISTEN] Protecting your home from a wildfire
Here are some tips to make your home more fire resistant.
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[LISTEN] Does petrol have an expiry date?
During an interview on TalkRadio 702, Dr Chris Smith explained it's always better to have 'fresh petrol'.
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Drought, animal disease threatens South African farmers
Jaco Minnaar, chairman of Grain SA, an industry body that represents grain producers, said the reduced plantings could have devastating impact on the financial status of the farmers.
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Bodies of 2 more South Africans found in Mozambique
A group of five friends went swimming near Maputo earlier this week but only one returned to shore.
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Life Esidimeni committee calls on Maimane to apologise over billboard campaign
The DA has come under fire from citizens and those who lost their loved ones for unveiling a billboard this week, listing the names of the mentally ill victims and those who died in Marikana under the heading ‘the ANC is killing us’.
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Wage talks between Numsa and Comair reach deadlock
A working committee, made up of Numsa and Comair officials, was established last month in a bid to hash out an agreement.
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WC traffic chief addresses backlog concerns over licences
At least 324,000 people are still waiting for their driving licence cards.
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[WATCH] Zondo commission secretary named in Bosasa scandal
Dr Khotso De Wee, secretary of the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into state capture, has been named by former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi as one of the former government officials who was paid bribes.
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Msimanga ready to lead the people of Gauteng
The party announced on Friday that Msimanga will be stepping down from his position as Tshwane mayor next month.
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Gift of the Givers donates 100,000 litres of water to Kannaland
The Kannaland Municipality says dams in various areas, including Calitzdorp and Zoar, are running dry.
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#StateCapture secretary, Motsoeneng & ANC implicated in Agrizzi testimony
Angelo Agrizzi says the ANC in the North West was paid close to R2 million five years ago for electioneering.
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'Learner segregation at King Edward is not justifiable'
Learners at the school were separated by language and this resulted in complaints from parents who accused the school of implementing a racist policy.
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Gauteng cops make breakthrough after Tsakane school robbery
The robbers were handcuffed at a store in the Johannesburg CBD where the stolen items were being sold.
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DA says billboard not going anywhere, despite public outcry
The controversial billboard which carries the heading 'the ANC is killing us' was unveiled in the CBD earlier this week.
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ANC won't be drawn on #StateCapture allegations
As the ANC meets behind closed doors for its three-day Legotla, the party’s top brass wouldn’t be drawn on allegations made by former Bosasa boss Angelo Agrizzi in his testimony at the state capture commission.
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[WATCH] DA says billboard is not going anywhere
Speaking at a press conference in Johannesburg, the DA says although they are open to hearing the views of family members whose names were used for a DA billboard, the billboard is not going anywhere.
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[WATCH] Agrizzi reveals electioneering bribes, death benefit schemes & more
Former Bosasa head Angelo Agrizzi made shocking revelations at Zondo Commission of Inquiry into state capture, implicating several officials and the African National Congress.
