Government decisive in condemning the killing of people in Phoenix: Ntshavheni

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Government decisive in condemning the killing of people in Phoenix: Ntshavheni: Acting Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says government has been decisive in condemning the killing of people in Phoenix, Durban last week.

Rioting claims 337 lives in South Africa, says govt: In South Africa, rioting this month has claimed 337 lives, the government said yesterday. It is yet another jump in the death toll from the 276 announced on Wednesday. Cabinet Minister Khumbudzo …

Death toll from South Africa unrest jumps to 337: govt: Rioting in South Africa this month has claimed 337 lives, the government said on Thursday, marking yet another jump in the death toll from the 276 announced the previous day. “The South African police …

KZN in race against time to ready classrooms: The provincial department is already squeezed, having suffered a R6.3 billion budget cut this year, and KZN education MEC Kwazi Mshengu has put the cost to repair damage in the millions.

Daily news update: More problems for Zuma, Bodies pile up in Phoenix and Mabuza ‘doing well’: Here’s your morning news update: an easy-to-read selection of our top stories. Stay up to date with The Citizen – More News, Your Way.

Health department condemns sharing of homemade baby formula recipes: The health department says calls for donations for infant formula are illegal. Such calls are being made as some provinces have reported a shortage of baby milk after recent violent protests and …

Case study: Greenhouse gas inventory development in Yucatán, Mexico: To tackle climate change, the State Government of Yucatán has prioritised the development of climate policies which address both adaptation and mitigation actions. Greenhouse gas inventories can be an …

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