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Manchester derby fires blanks, Newcastle’s Almiron scores in 20 seconds: Solskjaer faced calls for his sacking after United crashed out of the Champions League with a midweek defeat at Leipzig.
Young people more vulnerable during second wave of COVID-19: Professor Madhi: Wits University Vaccinology Professor, Shabir Madhi, says young people are particularly vulnerable during this second wave of coronavirus infections. The Western Cape, Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and …
University destroyers are reactionary, counter-revolutionaries – Blade Nzimande: Defeat the parasitic bourgeoisie, the immediate internal threat facing the national democratic revolution; dislodge the chokehold of monopoly capital on our country! “Do not destroy our universities, …
South Africa: Oil Refinery Blast Is One More Reason South Africa Should Take Industrial Risks Seriously: The Streetjournal Magazine is an online investigating media house that specializes on systematic, serious crimes, political corruption or corporate wrongdoing.
KZN DoH spends R48.5m on Tara Klamps – Aaron Motsoaledi: Why is the Tara Klamp still being used at hospitals despite reports that a clinical trial has shown it to be unsafe; (2) what (a) is the Government paying per Tara Klamp and (b) amount has the …
‘Scrap Ingonyama’s unlawful leases’: The residents want the 40-year leases, which escalate by 10% annually, declared unlawful and for Land Reform Minister Thoko Didiza to intervene and either revert to the Permission to Occupy (PTO) …
Elderly man shot dead at his smallholding farm in KwaZulu-Natal: The killing of an elderly farmer who was shot dead on the smallholding he lived on on Saturday afternoon has rocked the quiet Cramond f …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Mahatma Ghandi, political activist and spiritual leader of the Indian independence movement actually started his political career in Durban when he arrived in 1893.
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Education experts relieved for pupils, but concerned about matric exam standards after court ruling