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Parents of Uitsig High learners want school to be upgraded, not shut down
On Wednesday, the High Court ruled in favour of the school governing body (SGB)'s application for the place of learning to remain open pending the outcome of a Supreme Court appeal.
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Cape police unit makes progress in war on gangs
The suspect was Apprehended on Wednesday after authorities received a tip-off about a gang hideout.
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DA accuses ANC of misleading public on scrapping of e-tolls
Gauteng premier candidate Solly Msimanga says he has it on good authority that the toll collection agency Electronic Toll Collections contract was extended which means e-tolls won’t be scrapped.
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'Former Springbok player' accused of theft at golf club in Stellenbosch
A video doing rounds on social media shows the yet unidentified man and a woman take two drivers from unattended golf bags outside a locker room on Wednesday.
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Maimane vows action after DA billboard destroyed
The controversial billboard was unveiled in the Joburg CBD on Wednesday, as part of the official opposition’s campaign for the upcoming general elections.
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#StateCapture proceedings halted over security concerns around Agrizzi
Angelo Agrizzi raised security issues revealing that he spotted a former police officer who worked with him at the facilities company inside the premises of the commission with an expired police badge.
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SA Reserve Bank keeps repo rate unchanged
In November the repo rate was increased by 25 basis points to 6.75% with governor Lesetja Kganyago listing rising inflation and the weak rand as major factors.
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[WATCH] 'ANC has kept Gauteng residents in the dark about e-tolls'
DA premier candidate Solly Msimanga says the ANC has not set the record straight on what's happening with e-tolls in the province.
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CT primary school calls on WCED to assist with overcrowded classrooms
Three classes at Matroosbergweg Primary School are being taught in a tent.
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[WATCH] #StateCapture: What Angelo Agrizzi has revealed so far
Former Bosasa head Angelo Agrizzi continued his testimony at the commission of inquiry into state capture on Thursday. EWN’s Clement Manyathela tells us what Agrizzi has revealed so far.
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Dirco confirms 4 South Africans missing in Mozambique
Dirco says the group was on holiday in the neighbouring country and is presumed to have drowned.
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Concern raised on ANC’s Sarb comments ahead of repo rate announcement
In November the repo rate was increased by 25 basis points to 6.75% with governor Lesetja Kganyago listing rising inflation and the weak rand as major factors.
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DA's 'ANC is killing us' billboard ripped apart a day after it goes up
An image of the poster being ripped apart by two men was posted on Twitter and retweeted by DA leader Mmusi Maimane.
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5,6% increase in festive season road deaths
Minister Blade Nzimande released the preliminary figures in Pretoria on Wednesday, with figures showing an increase in fatalities from this holiday season, compared to the same time last year.
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By-elections: DA biggest winner in WC
The DA managed to wrest control of ward 5 in the Berg River Municipality from the ANC with 44.7% of the vote.
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Transnet was the first target of state capture - Popo Molefe
The parastatal's board chair says some executives were professional thieves and went to work only to loot the company.
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Solidarity files court papers to overturn Schweizer-Reneke teacher's suspension
Solidarity says it served court papers on the North West Education Department, the primary school, and its governing body.
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Study: Workers on new minimum wage spend 33% of earnings on basic food
On 1 January, the new national minimum wage of R20 an hour kicked in. On average, this amounts to a net salary of R3,460 a month.
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[LISTEN] Best and worse scenarios if Eskom's tariff hike bid fails
Kieno Kammies speaks to Maarten Ackerman, chief economist at Citadel, who presents two scenarios that could emerge from the Nersa tariff application hearings.
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Agrizzi: 'Bosasa staff bribed to keep quiet about illegal activities'
Angleo Agrizzi showed the Zondo commission a video and explained that in it, Bosasa CFO Andries Van Tonder can be seen taking cash in a box from one of the vaults to the company’s CEO Gavin Watson.
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Renewed calls for communities to safeguard school infrastructure
The Menzi Primary School on the East Rand came under attacked on Tuesday less than a week after it was officially launched by Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi.
