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Loyal Dog Lulu Didn’t Leave Blind Duiker’s Side All Night: South Africa, is being shared on social media today. The story was posted by Nico Moolman on Monday afternoon, after his son – also named Nico – had found a distressed animal on Sunday. Nico Senior …
Infrastructure project award delays knock civil construction industry confidence: Delays in awarding infrastructure projects are believed to be responsible for confidence in South Africa’s civil construction industry dropping in the fourth quarter of this year. Confidence levels …
Growing concern about a new variant of coronavirus (Omicron): Immediately there are questions around how quickly the new variant spreads, its ability to bypass some of the protection given by vaccines and what should be done about it …
Omicron-stricken South Africa sees cases almost TRIPLE in a week as hospital admissions DOUBLE: South Africa’s National Institute For Communicable Diseases reported another 6,381 Covid cases in the last 24 hours, up 180 per cent in the last seven days.
Connection between untreated HIV and COVID-19 variants: KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa. Molly Sprayregen writes for LGBTQ Nation that Tulio de Oliveira, the South African scientist who first detected the COVID-19 Omicron variant, believes it likely …
Action packed week of DStv Premiership action: THE DStv Premiership will be in full swing this mid-week with two matches on Tuesday and a blockbusting six games on Wednesday.
African faith leaders combat misleading theologies that promise cures for COVID-19: A series of symposiums aims to educate clergy and unify their churches against faith healing and other practices.
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