Morningside sheep hoof it: The 60 sheep being kept on a Morningside residential property before their sacrifice in the Muslim celebration of Eid al-Adha have been removed. The sighting of the sheep, in 7th Avenue, is the third such case in Durban in a week. The Mercury reported on Tuesday that around 67 sheep and goats were being kept in a plush Westville neighbourhood. On Monday, The Mercury carried a report saying that 100 sheep and goats worth R250 000 were being housed at a luxury property in Morningside. They have also since been removed. In all three instances, neighbours and…
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No arrests in deadly funeral parlour shooting despite CCTV images: Johannesburg – A Soweto family have expressed their gratitude to the community and members of public after the tragic death of two loved ones – one of whom was shot dead outside a funeral parlour. The incident happened last Tuesday when the family were on their way to pay for the funeral of one of the relatives at the Soweto parlour….
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Storm over cost of Reed Dance maidens’ carpets: Durban – The eThekwini Municipality will spend nearly R500 000 to hire carpets to be used at the upcoming Umkhosi Womhlanga (Reed Dance Festival) next weekend. It emerged this week that the city has budgeted R1.6m for the annual festival held at King Goodwill Zwelithini’s Nyokeni palace in Nongoma. Of that amount, R480 000 will be spent on the carpet. The expenditure was approved by the full council on Thursday with mayor Zandile Gumede saying support was being given to the maidens to “ensure they…
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South Africa: Adult Education and Training Graduation Kimberley Northern Cape: [SAPS] Corporate Communication and Liaison ……
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Duduzane Zuma has no regrets about relationship with Guptas: He’s refused to give a direct answer on the authenticity of the recently leaked Gupta emails that have shown how companies and people linked to the family benefitted improperly from government. ……
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Zuma denies ordering contracts for associates: President Jacob Zuma faced hard questions in the National Assembly on Thursday, not least from Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema. ……
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Remains of executed PAC activists exhumed, reunited with relatives: The remains of 10 Pan Africanist Congress anti-apartheid activists have been exhumed from unmarked pauper graves at Mamelodi West Cemetery in Pretoria. ……
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EXCLUSIVE: Guptas, guests enjoyed VIP police protection: The Guptas and some of their friends and associates were treated like Cabinet ministers by the South African Police Service during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. ……
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South Africa: Ministers Demands Answers On R14m Paid to Student: [News24Wire] Serious action should be taken against all those responsible for the”wholly unacceptable” payment of R14.1m into the account of a Walter Sisulu University student, Minister of Higher Education and Training, Blade Nzimande said on Thursday. ……
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Shot and robbed by the Facebook ‘pal’ from hell: Johannesburg – A Joburg man is fighting for his life after being shot by an unknown gunman he befriended on Facebook and invited to his home. The drama unfolded at Craighall Park over the weekend when two men who had been chatting on Facebook for at least three weeks decided to meet. They had drinks and then went to the victim’s home, where the trouble started. Parkview police said one man refused to leave the victim’s house after a few more drinks. An argument ensued and the suspect took out a black revolver and first threatened to shoot the victim. Spokesperson Captain Tintswalo Sibeko said: “They started…
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