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Health department withdraws “special circumstances” vaccination registration
Department of Health changes its mind on vaccination of “special groups”, which included ministers and individuals not currently eligible to…
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Explosion at pump station leaves some Ekhuruleni residents without water
The City of Ekhuruleni (CoE) is experiencing a water supply interruption following an explosion at Rand Water’s Palmiet Booster Pump…
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Alcohol industry seeks deferment of at least R1,5-billion worth of excise tax payment
Salba is further requesting that should the government decide to extend the current alcohol sales ban beyond the initial 14-days…
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GDE refutes whistle-blower’s claims of misleading Covid-19 stats recorded at Springs’ school
The staff member, who asked not to be named for fear of victimisation, claimed parents of learners were being given…
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Sassa offices remain open for grant applications under alert level 4
However, under alert level 4 regulations applications for social grants at all offices will be staggered according to the grant…
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[VIDEO] Covid-19 Delta variant: What experts know
Although a lot of uncertainty remains about the variant, largely to a lack of information available about it, there are…
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Fake Covid-19 news could land you in jail
The Supreme Court of Appeal and legal experts have taken a stand against Covid-19 denialism and fake news, reminding South…
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Baboon bite rips man’s shoulder open in Marloth Park
Max de Kock was admitted to hospital last Sunday after an encounter with a baboon outside his house in Marloth…
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Well-being of farmers and others in the food supply chain should be prioritised
“But it is vital that the well-being of both farmers and their employees, as well as others in the food…
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Teachers and staff urged to get vaccinated in final week of programme
Educators and staff in the basic education sector are urged to go to vaccination sites to get their Johnson &…
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Covid-19 pandemic has disastrous effect on domestic workers – report
When it comes to basic living costs, the pandemic’s economic fallout has been disastrous for domestic workers. While living costs…
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Tshwane’s R508-million housing project to be finished by February 2022
Rent at the units would range between R625 to R4 860.
