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South Africa’s Illegal Miners Trapped Underground as Government Refuses Aid
In South Africa’s North West province tensions are escalating as hundreds, possibly thousands of illegal miners remain ...
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South Africa’s National Treasury Seeks Public Input on Alcohol Taxation and Policy Changes Ahead of 2025 Budget
South Africa’s National Treasury has published a policy review on the taxation of alcoholic beverages, inviting public ...
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North Gauteng High Court Rules on Senzo Meyiwa Murder Case: Accused Mncube to be Moved from Solitary Confinement
The North Gauteng High Court recently ruled on a significant matter related to the ongoing trial for the murder of Bafana ...
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Venâncio Mondlane Intensifies Calls for Public Demonstrations in Mozambique, Alleging October Election Marred by Fraud
In Mozambique, tensions remain high as opposition presidential candidate Venâncio Mondlane intensifies calls for public ...
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Johannesburg Faces Water Crisis: New Restrictions And Growing Risk of Social Unrest
Johannesburg residents in high-water-usage neighbourhoods are facing a new round of water cuts as the city grapples with ...
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Growing Crisis of Food Safety in Schools: Urgent Action Needed
Across South Africa, incidents of schoolchildren falling ill — and in some tragic cases, losing their lives — due to food ...
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City Power Recovers R1.5 Million in High-Debt Crackdown Across Johannesburg
City Power, Johannesburg’s municipal power utility, successfully recovered a staggering R1.5 million from a single client during a recent cut-off operation in the Inner-City Service Delivery Centre ...