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At least R2 million was spent fighting a fire that raged in Kleinmond in the Western Cape over several days earlier this month.
South Africa is one of the hardest-hit countries in Africa with over 740,000 infections.
The country recorded 60 more virus-related deaths on Wednesday, bringing the death toll to 20,011.
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The best option for the Western Cape is to improve the current dispensation, but also to work towards an independent Western Cape, FF Plus Western Cape leader Corné Mulder said.
According to his office, Mabuyane had flu symptoms which later led to him to take a COVID-19 test. He is currently self-isolating at home.
From Bridgetown’s Carlisle Bay to England’s south west coastal town of Weymouth, cruise ships berthed offshore and out of service have become a familiar sight.
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ARARIPE BASIN, Brazil-A prehistoric mayfly thought to have a lifespan of days or minutes has managed to survive as a fossil for up to 125 million years. University researchers found the fossil in Brazil's Crato [...]
Lieutenant-General Bonang Mgwenya and at least a dozen other suspects face corruption charges in connection with fraud amounting to R191 million. Mgwenya is alleged to have influenced the awarding of a contract to a company belonging to Vimpie Manthatha, another co-accused
The suspects, including businessman Edwin Sodi and former Mangaung mayor, Olly Mlameli are accused of having a hand in the suspicious R255 million government project, in which little work was actually done
[Premium Times] The official noted that \"people become blind early in life as from 20-30 years.\"
DEVELOPERS of the controversial Dry Harbour Mountain project yesterday came out swinging at critics who have lambasted the Government for reversing its earlier decision to prevent the project from going ahead.
[Addis Fortune] The Ethiopia Water Technology Institute is constructing a specialised laboratory for water testing and research at the cost of 145 million Br. The lab, which reached 80pc completion, is fully funded by the government and will be the first of its kind in the country.
Thembekile Kimi Makwetu had only two weeks left in his position before handing over the baton of the office of the Auditor General to his deputy Tsakani Maluleke.
[Daily Maverick] As a minimal definitional requirement, the script for a real-world TV series should be written well. If so, then a man who appeared as a wrestler on 'WWE' and has joked about grabbing women by their genitals could never be elected president of the US (nor would someone who did a cameo on 'Gossip Girl' be tasked with brokering peace in the Middle East). Such plot twists are the preserve of badly written soap operas.
Here's a quick glance at what the weather forecast holds in store across all the South African provinces. Stay warm or keep cool.
Three Durban cops who allegedly extorted a Phoenix man of money and cigarettes at his home have appeared in court, police said.
While the ANC gave little away after hearing the Hawks had secured a warrant of arrest against Ace Magashule, the same could not be said for opposition parties.
A Grade 12 student was stabbed to death at a Limpopo tavern last week, and his father was driven over by the feeling assailants.
Ekurhuleni Mayor and ANC member Mzwandile Masina has thrown his weight behind the party’s secretary general Ace Magashule. Magashule faces corruption charges in relation to a dodgy R255 million asbestos tender
By DEE-ANN DURBIN and DAVID KOENIG AP Business Writers Brian Contreras represents the worst fears of the lucrative business travel industry. A partner account executive at a U.S. tech firm, Contreras was used to traveling frequently for his company. But nine months into the pandemic, he and thousands of others are working from home and dialing into video conferences instead of boarding planes. Contreras manages his North American accounts from Sacramento, California and doesn't expect to travel for work until the middle of next year. Even then, he's not sure how much he will need to. 'Maybe it's just the […]
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In sections of the video, as EFF members and community members walked along the road, the man can be seen hitting Sibongile Nkasayi at least twice with the bat.
