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Mapaila lashes Zuma over state capture inquiry claims
The SACP's Solly Mapaila said they were calling on all South Africans to defend Mandela’s legacy against those who seek to destroy it.
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Deputy police minister visits educare centre in Nyanga for Mandela Day
He was joined by humanitarian aid group Gift of The Givers, who donated much-needed mattresses, blankets and food parcels to the Sinoxolo Educare Centre.
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Kolisi: James Small a huge loss to rugby
Former Springbok rugby wing James Small. died from a heart attack last week and was being laid to rest on Thursday.
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Winde declares war on crime in WC Sopa
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has highlighted police understaffing and has pointed the finger at national government in his State of the Province Address.
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Nehawu vows to oppose planned job cuts by Dept of Public Service Administration
On Wednesday, Minister Senzo Mchunu told Parliament during his budget vote speech that his department would save R20 billion if 30,000 workers aged between 55 and 59 took voluntary severance packages.
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First SANDF troops roll into Manenberg
It’s by no means the mass deployment some may have imagined, but it’s a start for the gang-plagued neighbourhood of Manenberg.
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Repo rate cut to 6.5%
The repo rate is the rate at which the central bank lends money to commercial banks.
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Third degree: Ramaphosa grilled by junior journos on hospital visit
As part of Mandela Day activities, President Cyril Ramaphosa visited RX Radio at the Red Cross War Memorial Children's Hospital in Rondebosch.
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De Lille probing tender to sell state-owned land in District Six
Publis Works Minister Patricia De Lille said she had been unaware of the possible disposal of the land.
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Sports Dept to increase investment in school sports
Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa said funds would be set aside to support the training of teachers as coaches, the delivery of teams to tournaments and the provision of sports equipment.
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Old Mutual deviated from procedures to victimise Peter Moyo - lawyer
Advocate Thembeka Ngcukaitobi is one of Moyo’s lawyers representing him at the Johannesburg High Court on Thursday fighting to reinstate him to his position.
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SA not co-operating in arrest of genocide suspect: UN court
According to legal sources, it is former presidential guard head Protais Mpiranya who is believed to be hiding in South Africa.
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CT officials working to ensure tourist safety after Mount Nelson robbery
Earlier this week, a gang of robbers made off with jewellery, cash and items from guests and staff at the hotel.
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SANDF to consider allowing female Muslim members to wear headscarves
The issue came to light after Major Fatima Isaacs was slapped with disciplinary action for refusing to remove her hijab.
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Winde announces new interventions to help boost WC economy
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde was delivering his maiden State of the Province Address in the provincial legislature on Thursday.
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Jamestown community 'traumatised' after man’s body found mutilated
The body of a 62-year-old man was discovered by community members among bushes near the Mountain View informal settlement on Tuesday. His legs had apparently been removed but it was unclear how.
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Mkhize entertains kids at Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital on Mandela Day
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has been reading books to the young ones while touring the state-of-the-art hospital which has been operating since 2017.
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Police working to link 8 suspects to Manenberg shootings
The suspects were nabbed by the anti-gang unit on Tuesday night.
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Mathulini CPA wins land claim court battle
The Randburg Land Claims Court has granted the association an interdict against members of 'the concerned group' claiming ownership of the land belonging to the CPA.
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Old Mutual fired Peter Moyo for whistleblowing, Mpofu argues
Advocate Dali Mpofu and Advocate Thembeka Ngcukaitobi are representing Moyo at the Johannesburg High Court.
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67 minutes of good - here's what some South Africans are up to
Mandela Day was officially declared by the United Nations in November 2009, four years before South Africa's first democratically elected president died at the age of 95.
