Traveller24.com | MAP: 2018 Cape Town Cycle Tour road closures: #CycleTour2018 is happening this weekend, find out what makes it one of the greatest races on earth and join in on the fun from start to finish. ……
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Inxeba producers ask court to intervene in porn rating matter: The producers of the film, Inxeba, are to go to court to get its porn rating overturned. ……
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8 Zimbabwean children to be repatriated: Eight Zimbabwean children who were found by police in Rustenburg in November last year will be repatriated from South Africa to Zimbabwe, the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria ruled on Monday. Judge Bill Prinsloo ordered that the children should be repatriated, according to the Department of Social…
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KZN top cop’s two-year paid leave is ‘destroying’ the police: Durban – It has been almost two years that KwaZulu-Natal has not had a permanent police commissioner since the suspension of Lieutenant-General Mmamonnye Ngobeni. She was suspended from the more than R1 million-a-year position after allegations of misconduct. The absence of a permanent police commissioner has been destroying the police service, Police and Prisons Civil Rights’ Union (Popcru) recently told the Daily News. Popcru spokesperson Richard Mamabolo said they had been vocal against having members serving in acting positions. “Generally, we have said these suspensions take a lot of resources away from the operational mandate of the police. This has been a challenge and it creates…
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#Listeriosis: 78 of killer disease deaths were infants: Johannesburg – As anger erupted over the dismal handling of the listeriosis outbreak, it emerged that a shocking 78 of the 180 deaths from the killer disease were infants. Dr Juno Thomas of the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) on Monday revealed that the high number of fatalities included newborns who were only 28 days old or even younger. “We are concerned that the information regarding the outbreak and the measures to be taken will not reach people, particularly in the peri-urban and rural areas. “Therefore, yes, we are expecting more cases,” she said. Tiger Brands further raised the ire of the public when it distanced itself from the deaths linked to the foodborne…
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WATCH: Prophet Mboro’s claims Guptas are still involved with ANN7: Johannesburg – Prophet Paseka Motsoeneng pulled the plug on his gospel show that was due to air on ANN7 on Sunday, claiming that the controversial Gupta family still had links with the channel. Though Motsoeneng, better known as Prophet Mboro, would not give clear details about how the Guptas were still linked to ANN7, he said he had discovered that they were still involved in some way. “It was supposed to…
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South Africa:Six Ways to Keep Calm and Carry On in #Listeriosis Scare: [Bhekisisa] The head of the National Institute for Communicable Diseases’ listeria investigation, Juno Thomas, tells us which foods to bin and how. ……
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Topbet manager arrested for sexual harassment before being fired: Gambling franchise Topbet says the manager responsible for initiating a strip-search at its Germiston branch has been dismissed with immediate effect after she was found guilty of gross misconduct. ……
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Nene: State can’t work alone to provide free higher education: Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene says that the state is committed to funding the initiative but assistance is needed from partnerships with private sector. ……
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Tiger Brands refuses to take blame for listeriosis deaths: The company has been linked to the outbreak as the source of listeria at two of its Enterprise factories in Polokwane and Germiston. ……
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