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Boy's death raises child labour concerns – SA in the News

7 January 2016 By admin

Boy's death raises child labour concerns

Kimberley – Concern has been raised regarding alleged incidents of child labour on a local farm after a 12-year-old Roodepan boy, Michael Witbooi, died after he was knocked down by a bakkie while apparently working on the farm. According to the boy's …

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Polar air packs a punch in Poland

By contrast, South Africa has been enduring another heatwave and began the new year with temperatures already smashing 40C in the Western Cape and 43C in the Northern Cape. This comes just months after a previous heatwave when temperatures …

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It's True: What a Sheep Eats Affects the Taste of Your Lamb Roast

The Karoo in South Africa's Northern Cape province is one such area. The Karoo Development Foundation was established in 2009 to certify meat from the region. The certification scheme would mean lamb and mutton products from the area could be traded …

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