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‘We don’t fill up private water tanks,’ Tshwane metro responds to water shortage accusations
Provision of water in the area will only be through the metro’s water tanks stationed in the area.
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Employees can refuse enforced workplace vaccine on medical and constitutional grounds
Employees may not simply refuse to have the Covid-19 vaccine. Instead, certain processes will have to be followed to balance…
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Education sector vaccination roll-out gets the greenlight
Discussions for the education sector to get coronavirus vaccines have been continuing for months and intensified as the primary schools…
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SA’s new traffic demerit system explained
The demerit system will go hand-in-hand with the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) Act as both will serve…
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R30 million Lotto Jackpot winner finally comes forward
A 73-year old entrepreneur has finally claimed the R30 million Lotto Jackpot.
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‘Youngest person in nursing profession’ obtains PhD degree at TUT
“I only owned about four textbooks for the whole four years of undergraduate studies, because I didn’t want to stress…
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Nine die in horror head-on-crash in Limpopo
The incident happened along the Deerpark road in Bolobedu on Wednesday.
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Gauteng hospitals under pressure as coronavirus cases soar
The province has recorded the highest number of infections since last week and remains the epicentre of the third wave…
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WATCH: New sex and nudity film protocols laid bare
A new set of protocols to coordinate intimate scenes on film and television sets was recently launched in South Africa…
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Sanef criticises Rampedi for reportage of #Thembisa10
The Press Code states that journalists "must take care to report news truthfully, accurately and fairly.”
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R800K worth of illicit cigarettes seized by police during Newcastle raid
A 33-year-old suspect was arrested during the raid.
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Mining sector growth good news for Richards Bay
The mining and quarrying industry grew by 18.1%, the biggest contributor to the GDP, a trend Prof Kaseeram says is…
