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Parly tells Basic Education to pay assistant teachers after delayed salaries: More than 300,000 assistants were recruited nationally to start work from December to March this year as part of government’s R7 billion project.
KZN Health HOD allegedly warned about Wentworth Hospital crisis: Please get me out of here! I’m gonna die like this,” screamed Hawkey. Meanwhile, the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa ( Denosa) in Kwazulu- Natal called the KZN Health Department head …
SA records 615 Covid-19 deaths, just less than 15,000 new cases in 24 hours: SA recorded 14,880 new Covid-19 related cases in the past 24 hours, health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize said on Friday night.
COVID-19: Unions say KZN hospitals are coping: DURBAN – The KwaZulu-Natal government is getting the COVID-19 second wave under control, according to some unions.They’re responding to reports that the province is failing to deal with the impact of …
Zikalala emphasises importance of 5G towers, condemns vandalisation: KwaZulu Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala has emphasised the importance of educating the community of the benefits of the installation of 5G towers and that these towers are not responsible for the spread …
‘Thank you Mr President for not shutting us down, but we need more support!’: Loadshedding is another blow to the struggling restaurant industry. We need more relief says Grace Harding (Restaurant Collective) …
KZN, Limpopo health urged to get other oxygen suppliers as Covid-19 cases rise: Parliament’s portfolio committee on health has expressed concern at the insufficient oxygen supply for Covid-19 patients in hospitals in KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo.
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: In June 2007 the KZN parliament passed the Prevention of Slums Bill in the Provincial Parliament. The Bill compels landowners to evict shackdwellers, on the threat of arrest and criminalises resistance to evictions. The provincial Department of Housing, that brought the Bill to the Provincial Parliament, has repeatedly stated that ‘the slums will be cleared by 2010 in KwaZulu-Natal’. The Bill has been heavily criticised by academics, human rights organisations and civil society. The shack dwellers’ movement Abahlali baseMjondolo is planning mass mobilising against the Bill and is also taking the matter to the Constitutional Court with support from a pro bono legal centre.
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