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Eskom announces stage 4 load-shedding
Alberton Record
Eskom first implemented stage 2 load-shedding on Sunday.
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FLOODS: Ramaphosa declares national state of disaster, R1 billion made available immediately for rebuild
South Coast Herald
President Cyril Ramaphosa said South Africa was a nation united in grief as it begins to rebuild and restore after…
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WATCH LIVE: Ramaphosa to address the nation on KZN floods
South Coast Herald
The president is set to address the nation at 21:00 this evening on the government’s response to catastrophic floods that…
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More e-hailing hijacking suspects arrested in Mamelodi East
Pretoria Rekord
The four suspects will appear in Mamelodi magistrate’s court soon as the net closes in on the group that hijacked…
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VIDEO: Heavy traffic reported on the N1 South
Polokwane Review
According to Bakwena Platinum, over 2 000 vehicles are passing through the Carousel toll gate with a 20 minute queue…
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KZN: N2 between Ilfracombe and Umgababa remains closed
South Coast Herald
Alternate routes through nearby rural areas and coastal towns are being used for now.
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No bail for suspect in Pretoria Moot hit-and-run case that claimed cyclist’s life
Pretoria Rekord
"The case has been postponed until May 30 for further investigation. We are still awaiting the post mortem report."
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No timeframe for return of normal water supply to North Coast, says Siza Water
North Coast Courier
Should there be water in the taps, it will only be for two to three hours at a time depending…
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8 ways you can help victims of the #kznfloods
Zululand Observer
The KZN floods have been devastating, and if you're looking for ways to assist, here's how.
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ICYMI: KZN routes open for fuel and cargo, Cyril Ramaphosa’s Easter message and continued rainfall
Kathorus Mail
In case you missed it, here are some news headlines from the past weekend.
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Mpumalanga man arrested for impersonating a cop
Lowvelder
A 34-year-old-man was arrested for impersonating a police officer at Jeppes Reef Border Gate earlier this month.
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Government blame game over Pretoria North clinics
Pretoria Rekord
Two medical facilities stand empty as provincial government and Tshwane metro blame each other.
