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WC may have passed COVID 3rd wave peak last weekend, says ad-hoc committee: The provincial legislature’s ad-hoc committee on COVID-19 said there was a 73% probability that the peak of the third wave was passed by 17 July 2021.
Encinitas Olympic swimmer Michael Andrew goes against the flow: It was like he was in his natural habitat.” Michael Andrew ’s habitat this week is the Tatsumi-no-Mori Seaside Park alongside Tokyo Bay, home of the Olympic swim meet. The 6-foot-6, 22-year-old …
DA calls for urgent steps to avoid food crisis in KZN: In a statement on Sunday, the DA confirmed ongoing fears about the state of food security in the province of KwaZulu-Natal following widespread looting, arson and sabotage.
‘It was carefully planned and orchestrated’: experts on violent unrest: It started with attacks on strategically located cellphone towers last week Saturday, before those behind the seven days of deadly violence mobilised supporters hours later to carry out assaults on …
Church leaders call for relaxed COVID-19 lockdown regulations: Gauteng church leaders have gathered in Pretoria on Sunday morning calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to allow religious gatherings to be permitted. This is ahead of the President’s address to the …
Zikalala: Stability & order restored in KZN, recovery will take time: The widespread looting and destruction of property in the province have left a massive dent of around R20 billion in damage in eThekwini alone.
SA awaits the return of legal alcohol ahead of Ramaphosa’s speech: The liquor, restaurant and tourism industries have been brought low by the latest round of restrictions ahead of tonight’s family meeting.
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