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United Steel condemns unnecessary protest at old Metso steel mill: International metals and minerals company United Steel, a division of United Heavy Industries, has disassociated itself from allegations that jobs are up for sale at its steel mill, and condemned the …
Rossmin Limestone – Food Grade Additive: Heeding President Cyril Ramaphosa’s call for essential services to continue operations during the lockdown announced in response to the Covid-19 outbreak, opencast mining operation Rossmin has …
Health-care facilities will not close, says KZN MEC: Natal Department of Health yesterday said five staff members at Durban’s King Edward VIII Hospital tested positive for Covid-19.
Drunk drivers, fatal car accidents and pedestrians knocked down on first day of level 3: As the country entered level 3 of the coronavirus lockdown on Monday, which saw millions of people returning to work, travel time restrictions being eased and liquor stores open for operation, Arrive …
PPE worth millions of rands goes missing en route to KZN schools: Large quantities of personal protective equipment (PPEs) have “disappeared” en route to KwaZulu-Natal schools.
Mounting pressure on families holding out against coal mine expansion: The Somkhele coal mine is situated on the border of Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Park, Africa’s oldest proclaimed nature reserve. Photo: Rob Symons “We know that if we are not here, our house will be burnt …
Two-thirds of KZN schools ready to resume classes – Education MEC Mshengu: Natal Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu said that 4,400 of the province’s over 6,000 schools were ready to resume teaching and learning and believed that many more would be ready by next Monday.
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