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CUT’s utilisation of sun power benefits academics
The Central University of Technology (CUT) is offering postgraduate students the opportunity to further study the benefits of solar power.
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N4 flooded after heavy rain, hail near Machadodorp
Flooding has closed off the N4.
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Tshwane mayoral committee appointment still hung on unfinished coalitions
The heat is on for political parties as the deadline for the appointment of Tshwane mayoral committees nears while coalition…
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Rise in fishing licence applications anticipated during fourth wave
Post office branches across the country have stocked up on the licences.
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Concerns still raised over military hospital as private healthcare bills pile
"It seems that the project is turning into a cash cow with no end in sight."
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Vaccination team hijacked of bakkie in Chamdor
A West Rand District Health Services bakkie was hijacked in Chamdor, Krugersdorp and is one of two incidents where vaccination…
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Let Spotify Wrapped 2021 tell you your audio aura, movie soundtrack and favourite music
Spotify Wrapped 2021 is here with a new personalised experience full of familiar favourites, mixed with surprising new ones that…
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Pioneer Foods announces recall of certain products under the Safari brand in South Africa, Botswana and Namibia
‘Consumers who have the products listed below, with the specific batch or date coding, are urged to return these products…
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Alleged July riots instigator appears in Roodepoort Magistrates’ Court
The accused made a brief appearance in the Roodepoort Magistrates' Court facing charges of incitement to commit public violence.
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Reason for Mossel Bay seal deaths uncertain
A large number of dead seals washed up in the Cape recently and more seals than usual from the West…
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Sanitisers in Tshwane not to WHO standards – expert
A vast majority of products analysed during a study found that the sanitiser solutions did not contain alcohol compositions for…
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Polokwane and Lephalale record bulk of new cases in Limpopo
In the past week, Polokwane recorded 494 new positive cases while Lephalale reported a total of 465 new cases. Here…
