It will take a week before undersea cable repair ship can fix SA’s slow internet: Cape Town – As gale-force winds let up slightly in Cape Town yesterday, the ship expected to effect repairs to underwater cables that failed and left parts of the continent with slow internet, departed from Cape Town Harbour. Strong winds battered the Cape over the past few days, trapping the cable repair ship due to effect repairs on the West Africa Cable System (WACS). The…
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Heavy rains, severe thunderstorms predicted for Tshwane: Pretoria – Heavy rains and severe thunderstorms have been predicted for the city this week, making flood-prone victims uneasy. SA Weather Services forecaster Tokelo Chiloane said that even as the country slowly phased out of summer, rain could still…
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Another paramedic attacked transporting a patient to Tygerberg hospital: Cape Town – More paramedics have been left traumatised after two more attacks on them while they were helping patients. The trend has continued from last year, bringing the number of attacks to 28 in the last 12 months. In Ravensmead yesterday, a paramedic’s eye was injured…
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Ipid probe reveals SAPS member may have been behind 2 Caledon protesters’ death: Two protesters, 26-year-old Tebogo Matselebane and 18-year-old Jason Windvogel, joined a group of residents who demonstrated in the Overberg town last year. ……
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‘Drunk’ stepfather allegedly killed 3-year-old girl by slamming her against the floor: A month after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend and brutally murdering his 3-year-old stepchild at Esigangeni in Nongoma, KwaZulu-Natal, a 29-year-old man has been arrested by police in Verulam. ……
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ANC mourns death of one of its senior cadres, Bicks Ndoni: Port Elizabeth – The African National Congress (ANC) in the Eastern Cape says the untimely death of one of its high-ranking members, Bicks Ndoni, has shattered the organisation. Ndoni, 61, who was the chief whip of Nelson Mandela Bay municipality at the time of his death, collapsed and died at the ANC’s Florence Matomela regional office in Nelson Mandela Bay, the party said in a statement. It said it was “saddened, shocked, shattered and deeply…
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A tombstone in the classroom: KZN school pupils’ creepy back to school discovery: Durban – Imagine going on holiday and returning to find a tombstone inside your classroom. This was the situation at Mthwane Senior Secondary in the Umzimkhulu area last week. The school was built on a farm in 1996 after the owner left the area. Community members contributed R250 each to build one classroom at a time because there was no high school nearby. As more people moved into the area, the Education Department got involved and brought in more…
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Showers to give homeless in Tshwane some dignity: Pretoria – Homeless people living on the streets of Sunnyside and surrounding areas are set to benefit from showers and lockers provided by various NGOs. The organisation will be launching the services at Sediba Hope Medical Centre’s Sunnyside community clinic on Thursday….
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State capture: Auditor details how cops allegedly rigged tender processes ahead of 2010 World Cup: Forensic auditor Trevor White has…
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WATCH | Johannesburg soccer mom makes the circle bigger: When Johannesburg couple Barbara Mallinson and Ennis Jones called “full-time” on their daughter’s soccer lessons due to some inappropriate and offside comments made by the coach, their little girl was devastated. ……
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