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Defenders of Jacob Zuma’s last stand: Strong devotion, deep emotion, mostly from KZN: The nature and strength of Jacob Zuma’s support could determine if there will be any dangerous confrontations as part of the end-game in the process started by Zuma’s refusal to testify at the Zondo …
Force majeure at Richards Bay Minerals is a wake-up call for SA: Rio Tinto’s declaration of force majeure at its Richards Bay Minerals (RBM) sand mining operation last week following the murder of RBM’s operations GM Nico Swart in May and increasing threats of …
Zuma compares S.African judges to apartheid rulers: South Africa’s ex-president Jacob Zuma lashed out on Sunday at the judges who this week gave him a 15-month jail term for absconding from a corruption inquiry, comparing them to the white minority …
Thembisile Patekile picks up the somewhat poisoned police chalice of Western Cape commissioner: The top-cop seat has courted controversy for years, with words including ‘corrupt’ and ‘cutthroat’ bandied about. Now a new, permanent provincial commissioner has been appointed, against a backdrop of …
New R1.5 Billion Solar Power Plant in South Africa: The new Northern Cape R1.5 billion solar power plant is expected to contribute significantly to the country’s rising demands, says the Department of Science and Technology (DST). The solar …
KZN Health Department increases mortuary vehicles amid COVID-19 pandemic: Health Department has increased the number of mortuary vehicles by adding16 new vehicles to medico-legal mortuaries across the province to improve response times for collecting mortal remains.
EDITORIAL | No life was lost at Zuma’s home, but a different Marikana may unfold: The organisers of the march to Nkandla in KwaZulu-Natal to support former president Jacob Zuma’s bid to stay out of jail knew their actions were illegal and would undermine the authority of the state.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Rugby – The Sharks, who compete in the Super 14 with four other South African teams, four teams from Australia, and five from New Zealand. Natal Sharks (closely connected to, but not to be confused with the Super 14 team), who compete in South Africa’s domestic competition, the Currie Cup.
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