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From rural Limpopo to the world stage, the inspiring story of Ndlovu Youth Choir: Ralf Schmitt, the conductor of the now famed Ndlovu Youth Choir opens up about the choir’s journey from humble beginnings to global recognition.
Part 2: ‘The Sharks can be a global brand’: MVM consortium member Michael Yormark discusses the talk of Siya Kolisi joining the Sharks and the commercial elements of the partnership.
Nine matric markers in quarantine after colleague dies in KZN hospital: Natal died on Saturday after being rushed to hospital from a marking centre. Provincial education department spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi said the marker was based at a centre in Estcourt, in the …
Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife reviews COVID-19 protocols following positive tests among employees: Natal Wild Life says it has been forced to review housekeeping protocols for all of its resorts. This after a number of its employees tested positive for the coronavirus. Ezemvelo’s spokesperson Musa …
Bongani Khumalo: At ease in worlds of academia and business | 1952-2021: His greatest interest and expertise were in the field of corporate governance and ethical, value-centred business leadership, to which he brought a strong scholarly, but also practical, element. His …
Few positives in South Africa, more challenges ahead: Rex Clementine Sri Lanka’s return to international cricket after the pandemic did not go to plan in South Africa as they lost both Test matches by heavy margins – the first by an innings and the next …
Covid-19 patients put faith in illegal drug: Each time Kouthar Davids swallows ivermectin to soothe her aching body while recovering from the ravages of Covid-19, she is flouting regulations because the drug is deemed unfit for human consumption …
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