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Monaco Princess stable after collapsing in S.Africa: foundation: Princess Charlene of Monaco was in stable condition Friday after collapsing and being hospitalised in South Africa, her foundation said. The 43-year-old South African wife of Prince Albert of Monaco, …
Ramaphosa on racial tensions, cabinet picks etc.: Replies by President Cyril Ramaphosa to Questions in the National Assembly Ms T I Legwase (ANC) to ask the President of the Republic: In view of the recent social unrest that exposed the underlying …
KZN Premier confirms high level investigation underway into cause of R612 horror crash: The crash, which occurred on the R612 between Ixopo and High Flats in the Harry Gwala District, involved at least three trucks and a minibus taxi. KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala, acco …
South Africa: Princess Charlene of Monaco ‘stable’ after fainting and hospitalization: Princess Charlene of Monaco, hospitalized in South Africa after a fainting spell, is in a “stable” condition, said Friday her foundation. The wife of Prince Albert of Monaco, 43, a native of South …
Police ministry calls for stiffer sentences for police killers: Media Statement by the Ministry of Police. The Police Ministry remains encouraged that the SAPS continues to crack the murder cases of police officers killed in the l …
C.1.2 variant: New coronavirus strain has highest mutation rate yet, study says: A new strain of the novel coronavirus — dubbed C.1.2. — has the potential to become a variant of concern and has exhibited the most mutations out of all previous variants, according to a recent study.
SA records 247 Covid-19 deaths and 9,199 cases in 24 hours: More than 2.8-million Covid-19 cases have been recorded since the outbreak of the coronavirus in SA, the NICD said on Friday.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Northern Natal – This is a huge area, but with the exception of a few major towns, like Ladysmith, Colenso, Dundee, Glencoe, Newcastle and Vryheid, this region contributes little to the industrial and commercial wealth of KwaZulu-Natal. It does, however house several major game-parks and tourist attractions. Steeped in history and the scene of some of the worst battles in South African history, between the Boers and the British and also the Zulus, this area has many museums and sites to visit.
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