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CWU threatens to intensify SABC strike if redundancy letters not withdrawn
The corporation has suspended the retrenchment process, set to affect some 400 staffers, to the end of December.
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Climate report cautions against COVID interventions that favour fossil fuel
The Climate Transparency International Report provides an annual review of climate change and mitigating action by G20 countries and gives an update on their transition to a net-zero emissions economy.
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Bishop Lavis police hunt for motorist involved in apparent hit-and-run
It’s understood the victim was making his way home from a friend on Saturday when he was knocked over by the driver of a minibus taxi.
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Lesufi: Integrity of matric exams still intact despite 3 leaked papers
The Maths Paper 2, Physical Science and Life Sciences exams were leaked just days apart this month dealing a blow to the Basic Education Department.
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An anti-corruption champion: UDM deputy chair Filtane laid to rest on Sat
Family, friends and some politicians in the Eastern Cape bid their final goodbyes to the 73-year-old in Thanga Village near Butterworth on Saturday.
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Limpopo SAPS launch manhunt for inmate who escaped after murdering officer
Nyandzani Muvhuso is accused of stabbing the 57-year-old warrant officer several times before making a run out of the facility in Matule outside Thohoyandou in the Vhembe District.
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Illegal electricity connections claim lives of 3 children in PMB
The boys aged between six and eight were electrocuted in Jika Joe informal settlement on Saturday.
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CT authorities urge residents to adhere to regulations amid virus resurgence
This comes as the Cape metropole and other parts of the province experience a resurgence in coronavirus cases.
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Free Lungisa Campaign: Andile will be welcomed by masses when released from jail
This comes after supporters of the jailed African National Congress councillor allege that he’ll be released on parole next week.
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SA’s land borders worse than being porous, claims the DA
The party’s Shadow Minister of Defence Kobus Marias and his team have been on an oversight visit to evaluate conditions at several border posts between South Africa and Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
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Lesufi to give update on grade 1-8 online application process for 2021
The department announced earlier this year that it had received more than 68,000 applications within just days of opening up the placement process.
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SA records 3,198 new COVID-19 infections, 61 more deaths
In the past 24-hour cycle, 3,198 more people contracted the disease pushing the national caseload past 785,000.
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Mkhize pays tribute to health workers for COVID-19 battle
The Health Minister said health workers had often had to sacrifice their own concerns for the well-being of those who looked to them for care.
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AfriForum: We would consider private prosecution of Julius Malema
AfriForum and trade union Solidarity jointly lodged a criminal complaint against EFF leader Julius Malema earlier this week following utterances he made to his supporters last week that they were willing to fight police - even in their homes.
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COVID-19 committee chair notes decrease in TB & HIV testing in SA
Salim Karim said the pandemic also significantly affected hospital visits this year with patients worried they may be at risk of contracting the virus.
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Limpopo inmate escapes after stabbing police officer to death
It's understood Nyadzani Muvhuso was in police custody on Friday when he managed to overpower a 57-year-old warrant officer.
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Makhura: We will continue the fight against corruption
The Gauteng premier said there had been structural problems in the health department for some time - but was hopeful that a new MEC would address those issues.
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Man in custody after Wynberg taxi tank shooting
The circumstances surround the incident are still unclear, but it’s understood at least one person was shot and wounded.
