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Miner implements enterprise, supplier development<\/a>: Ranked as one of the top five coal miners in South Africa, diversified miner Exxaro Resources has sought to implement leading practices in enterprise and supplier development across the company\u2019s core \u2026<\/p>\n Details of 2 Additional Alleged Lockdown Killings by South African Police Revealed<\/a>: Police were accused of killing five people during the enforcement of the first three weeks of Covid-19 lockdown\u2026 writes\u00a0Daneel Knoetze for Viewfinder. Police were accused of killing five people during \u2026<\/p>\n Durban Pick n Pay store closes temporarily even though worker\u2019s death was not due to Covid-19<\/a>: The Pick n Pay at the Musgrave Centre is expected to open on Friday after it closed for deep-cleaning due to an employee dying.<\/p>\n 962 schools robbed, vandalised, torched since start of lockdown<\/a>: The department of basic education says at least 962 schools across the country have been vandalised and robbed since the start of the national lockdown. In all of the incidents, administration blocks \u2026<\/p>\n 300 new Covid-19 cases in SA, Eastern Cape records 647<\/a>: The number of Covid-19 cases in SA has climbed to 5,647, the health ministry said on Thursday. This was an increase of 297 cases from the day before. No new deaths were reported. The Eastern Cape now \u2026<\/p>\n Nearly 1,000 schools vandalised since start of lockdown, food stolen<\/a>: Basic education minister Angie Motshekga has expressed deep concern that 962 schools had been vandalised since the start of the lockdown.<\/p>\n People Are Shocked By The Noise Baby Rhinos Make<\/a>: As you can hear, the endearing little dudes are far more high-pitched than you probably expected and making a whimpering noise like a grovelling dog \u2013 almost like the squeaking of a slowly closing \u2026<\/p>\n
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