Autopax employees told to expect only 50% of their salary
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Lesufi expected to give update on probe into Enock Mpianzi’s death
Panyaza Lesufi has committed to act against the school after the death of Enock Mpianzi at an orientation camp in the North West under questionable circumstances.
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Changes are coming to Prasa - administrator
Bongisizwe Mpondo said it was because of the financial mess the state-owned company was struggling to operate the rail service.
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Staff shortages at KZN special needs school leaves pupils unable to start school
Staff shortages at the Harding Special Boarding School has led to the closure of boarding houses.
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Drought, tough economy hurt SA wine sales
Wine sales in South Africa dropped by around 10 million bottles last year.
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Schoolgirl dies after being run over by bus in Diepsloot
The circumstances surrounding the incident were unclear, but it was understood the schoolgirl died on the scene moments after impact.
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Eskom set to disconnect West Rand Power Distributors over R18m debt
The decision could plunge thousands of residents living in the region into darkness.
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Milking it: CT restaurant takes record for milkshake selection
Gibson’s Gourmet Burgers & Ribs offers a whopping 207 milkshakes.
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Nzimande wants smooth registration process for tertiary education academic year
The minister said the higher education sector had made strides by building nine new TVET colleges, which were expected to be completed this year.
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Production at Hisense's Atlantis factory halted for a week over wage strike
The 300 employees are on strike demanding better pay - they want a 15% wage hike.
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Zondo expresses concern over state capture inquiry not completing its work
The commission chair applied for an extension of the inquiry until the end of December this year.
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After venue refuses to host wedding, same-sex couple heads to CT court
The owners of Belotebos Wedding Venue said they rejected the couple’s request because of their religious beliefs.
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Cosatu hits out at ‘war-obsessed’ Trump for ‘always smelling blood’
The trade union federation, together with the South African Communist Party, held a protest outside the US Embassy in Pretoria on Thursday.
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NICD has measures in place to detect coronavirus in SA
At least 25 people have been killed since the virus broke out in China’s Wuhan City.
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Diepsloot calm after violent protests over crime, illegal foreigners
Community members were protesting over high levels of crime, saying undocumented foreigners were to blame.
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KZN, EC, GP still experiencing high rates of child marriages - CGE
In two incidents in the Eastern Cape this week, teenage girls were rescued after they were allegedly forced to marry older men.
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New Prasa administrator Bongisizwe Mpondo vows to get SOE back on track
While visiting Khayelitsha on Thursday, he stated there would be new contracts for the manufacturing of trains and other rolling stock.
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DA to take legal action after Gauteng MEC suspends councillors Da Gama, Mathebe
Gauteng Cooperative Governance MEC Lebogang Maile announced the suspension of former Johannesburg Speaker Vasco da Gama and Tshwane Speaker Katlego Mathebe on Thursday.
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WCED officials meet with disgruntled parents after admissions protest
Schooling at the Masibambane Secondary School in Cape Town was again disrupted on Thursday morning with some parents demanding their children be admitted.
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Search team activated after George Airport loses contact with plane
The aircraft was tasked to perform flight calibration of navigation aids at the airport.
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TIMELINE: Child drownings at Nyati date back to 1999
Between 1999 and 2020, at least 5 children have drowned during school camps at the Nyati Bush and Riverbreak venue.
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Mbalula: We’ve met our target to decrease road fatalities by 10%
The minister and officials from the Road Traffic Management Corporation addressed the media on the festive season road safety.
