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The impact of Covid-19 on education: ‘Learners unlikely to make up for lost time’
'Shift system' helped reduce Covid-19 infections but it has also had a notable impact on teaching and learning time with…
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‘They have destroyed my entire life’ – says looted Pinetown shop owner
New Germany shop owner, Peter Gavriel, still reeling from devastation caused by looters.
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Communities shaken by the chaos in Phoenix
Over the past few days, a wave of unrest swept across KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, in the form of looting and…
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VIDEO: 6 children, 16 adults rescued from burning building in Durban CBD
The building is believed to be the third property in the area to catch alight in under a week.
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Lebombo Border Post congestion a serious threat
Haulers, drivers and the Komatipoort business community are looking for answers regarding the current N4 traffic congestion at the Lebombo…
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STIHL pledges support for subsidiary in South Africa
The safety of staff is the company’s top priority, with STIHL confirming facilities will be rebuilt and offering support to…
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Shoprite donates R1m to its Act for Change Fund
The donation will help fund relief efforts in communities devastated by the recent unrest.
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Eskom Kusile case postponed due to legal council’s withdrawal
The matter will be continued on August 19.
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Bitterly cold winter weather expected this week
Icy temperatures are expected across the majority of South Africa, lasting well into the coming weekend.
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Stats SA urges citizens to register for the Pilot Census
The census can be done telephonically or online and Stats SA says no respondent, whether on prepaid or contract, will…
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Consumer commission warns suppliers against inflating prices of essential items
The goods and services in question include basic food and consumer items, emergency products and services, medical and hygiene supplies…
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Possible food price hikes following a week of riots in KZN, Gauteng
While most parts of Pretoria remained calm last week, Mamelodi suffered sporadic incidents of looting which led to 130 people…
