Joe Biden is being inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States at the US Capitol's western front. Kamala Harris will be sworn in as his Vice President.

The province said marking is progressing well despite 11 teachers testing positive for COVID-19.

Clocking in long hours and often having to endure dangerous working conditions, medical personnel have been on the frontline battling the epidemic.

It's understood Mhlongo-Motaung attacked the journalists from the 'Sunday World' and the 'City Press' after they offered him right of reply on separate stories they were publishing last week.

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She became an MP in 2019 and served in the joint standing committee on intelligence and the portfolio committee on employment and labour.

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The discussion on 501Y.V2 variant comes as the country battles the second wave of the virus.

The report was compiled by a panel which was headed by retired Judge Kathleen Satchwell and journalists Nikiwe Bikitsha and Rich Mkhondo.

Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande is briefing the media on the state of readiness of tertiary institutions to start the acaddemic year.

The police’s Mathapelo Peters said that given the large number of unlawful weapons found on the scene, the suspects might face more charges.

Eskom said that COVID-19 was having an impact on operations, with 48 contractors infected at the Medupi power station alone.

Eskom ramped up the rolling blackouts from stage 1 to stage 2 at 5 am, saying there was a delay in returning generation units to service.

They will be joining 42 other accused who've already been charged with corruption, fraud and money laundering in the Pretoria Magistrates Court.

This is in contravention of the Basic Education Department's decision to postpone the opening of schools from 27 January to 15 February.

The SABC has confirmed the passing of the broadcaster.