PowerBall results: Friday 27 September 2019: EWN now brings you the winning PowerBall results. Check to see if you are a winner. ……
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Public Order Police monitor Darling after violent protests: Violent demonstrations erupted on Friday after protesters took the streets demanding better housing and raised issues with regard to electricity tariffs. ……
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SA teen climate activist takes complaint to the UN: “The world is starting to listen to us and more old people have stopped seeing what we are doing as a rebellious act,” said 17-year-old Cape Town climate activist Ayakha Melithafa. “They see us as taking charge of our future. We are indeed the leaders of today, not tomorrow. This is our future and if we decide to act tomorrow, we may not be able to save the Earth.” This week, Ayakha together with Swedish climate striker Greta Thunberg and 14 other children, aged between 8 and 17, submitted a…
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Two months after finally getting a home, 100-year-old man dies: Johanna Nsibande is mourning her 100-year-old husband, Dipabalo Boy Mohedu, who died just two months after they moved into their first home. ……
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Xenophobic violence deals significant blow to South Africa: minister: Recent xeonophobic violence has dealt a significant blow to South Africa, damaging the country's brand and standing in the family of nations, Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane said on Friday. South Africans must resist the lie that is starting to take root in the public discourse that seeks to suggest that they are xenophobic, or afrophobic, Kubayi-Ngubane said at an event in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal Province to mark the World Tourism Day which falls on September 27. A woman sings as she holds a banner during a civil society groups march…
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‘Emotional’ Prince Harry treads in Diana’s footsteps in Angola: Britain's Prince Harry on Friday paid an "emotional" visit to a street in Angola that was once a minefield visited by his mother Diana shortly before her death. Princess Diana walked across a cleared minefield near the central city of Huambo in 1997 to highlight the plight of a country that remains plagued by land mines 17 years after the end of its civil war. Just months later Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris, when Harry was 12. A combination of images shows handout photos made available by the HALO Trust of Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex (R), visiting the minefield in Dirico, Angola on September 27, 2019 and his late mother Diana, Princess of Wales, during her…
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Cape Town teen Angelique Nomdo missing for four months: It’s been four months since Cape Town teenager Angelique Nomdo was last seen by her loved ones. ……
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Businessman George Barkhuizen jailed for life for wife’s murder: Businessman George Barkhuizen has been sentenced to life in jail in the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg for the murder of his wife Odette who was killed in what was initially thought to be a hijacking, according to reports. ……
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Horror crash: Motorists must adhere to road rules, Tshwane mayor urges: As authorities probe what caused the horrific crash involving two trucks and eight cars, which led to the death of seven people, Tshwane Mayor Stevens Mokgalapa has warned motorists to adhere to the rules of the road. ……
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ANC touts yet again new service delivery plan to get municipalities working for the people: The ANC has once again said its time to return “back to basics” when it comes to local government and a new “district development model”, acknowledging that not enough support is given to municipalities. ……
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