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SA records 1 480 new COVID-19 cases: South Africa has recorded 1 480 new COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of reported cases in the country to 668 529. According to the Department of Health, the cumulative …
126 more deaths bring SA’s total COVID-19 fatalities to 16,118: Natal, at 54 fatalities; it was followed by Gauteng with 45 deaths, 17 from the Western Cape, five from Eastern Cape and another five from the North West.
In Justice Ginsburg’s footsteps: seven lawyers fighting for equality around the world: The late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a champion of women’s rights and prevailed over systemic sexism in the legal ranks to become one of America’s best-known jurists. Ginsburg …
DA North West leader to step down from position, but remains blue: DA North West leader Joe McGluwa will not seek re-election for another term when the party elects provincial leaders later this year.
Home Affairs should get house in order – Angel Khanyile: DA calls on Home Affairs to get house in order and urgently provide frontline staff with PPE. 6 May 2020. The Democratic Alliance (DA) has been informed that Home Affairs offices …
David Mabuza calls for pursuit of better nation and end to farm murders: Deputy President David Mabuza calls for pursuit of a better nation and an end to farm murders. 1 September 2020. Deputy President David Mabuza has learned with shock and dismay, o …
Fact check: Photograph showing protesters damaging roads is from South Africa, not U.S.: Social media users have been sharing a photograph of a group of people digging holes in a road and claiming that this is happening in the United States. This claim is false. The photograph was taken …
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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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KZN govt says it won’t fix road damaged by protesters