South Africa:Forensics Team Returns to Controversial Ngcobo Church: [News24Wire] A team of forensic officials arrived at the controversial Seven Angels Ministry in Ngcobo in the Eastern Cape on Thursday, which was recently thrust into the spotlight when five police officers and a soldier were shot dead in the town. ……
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South Africa:Land Motion ‘No Reason to Panic or Beat the War Drum’ – Ramaphosa: [News24Wire] President Cyril Ramaphosa has said there is no reason to “panic and start beating war drums” over Parliament’s decision to look at land expropriation without compensation. ……
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CRL Commission: No law to protect South Africans from ‘abusive’ churches: Three of the brothers, referred to as angels, were arrested and other church members fatally shot by police after they were linked to the Ngcobo police murders. ……
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NUM backs Mantashe to help end labour disputes at Gupta mines: Optimum Coal and Koornfontein mine failed to pay workers’ salaries last week due to the Bank of Baroda’s decision to pull out of the country. ……
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Nothing untoward about Joburg property valuations, say experts: The City of Johannesburg released Section 49 notices for property owners this week, a legislated process which happens every four years. ……
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Court to order Bank of Baroda to keep operating in SA?: The Bank of Baroda told the High Court that it cannot be forced to continue to operate in the country for the sole benefit of a handful of companies. ……
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Mcebo Dlamini expected back in court again for Fees Must Fall protests: Former Wits SRC president and Fees Must Fall activist Mcebo Dlamini is expected to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court in connection with the 2016 Fees Must Fall student protests. ……
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Guptas take the fight back to NPA: Bloemfontein – The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) was expected to put up a bold fight in the high court in Bloemfontein on Friday morning to ensure that the preservation order on Atul Gupta’s bank account with the Bank of Baroda (BoB) is sustained. This is after lawyers representing Gupta, the bank and several companies owned by the controversial family took turns on Thursday to try to discredit the case, saying the State had done a shoddy job and had misrepresented facts in court. The bank, represented by Luc Spiller, hit out at the NPA following the freezing of…
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Dlamini promises free sanitary towels for schoolgirls: Parliament – Minister of Women in the Presidency Bathabile Dlamini says girls in primary and secondary schools will soon receive free sanitary towels. For seven years, the ANC-led government has promised women free sanitary towels, but has still not delivered. Former president Jacob Zuma told ANC supporters in…
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King unhappy with palace refurbishment: Durban – King Goodwill Zwelithini has claimed that millions of rand allocated for the refurbishment of his palace in Ingwavuma, northern KwaZulu-Natal, were squandered by people who did a shoddy job. During the opening of the provincial parliament in Pietermaritzburg this week, the king requested economic MEC Sihle Zikalala, Premier Willies Mchunu and public works MEC Ravi Pillay to send a team of officials to Machwebeni Palace to assess the work done last…
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