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SA delivery service company hired 450 new staff during lockdown<\/a>: OneCart is an online platform and app that allows consumers to have groceries delivered to their doorstep from multiple retailers in one virtual cart.<\/p>\n KZN Premier issues stern warning against the \u2018politicization\u2019 of food parcels<\/a>: The premier\u2019s warning comes amid growing allegations of corruption and favouritism in the distribution of food parcels.<\/p>\n KZN golfers arrested for flouting lockdown regulations for a round<\/a>: Six Newcastle golfers arrested for breaching lockdown for a round were granted bail this week and they will appear in court again in July.<\/p>\n Second suspect arrested for City Of Tshwane Miniscipality R53 million fraud and corruption<\/a>: The suspect was arrested on Friday by the National Clean Audit Task Team of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI) after he was linked to the theft of R53 million from the City of \u2026<\/p>\n Counterfeit cigarettes and clothing worth R6m seized in Durban raids<\/a>: Ncube says a foreign national has been arrested and his shop shut down for selling counterfeit medication worth millions and another was arrested for selling expired sweets.<\/p>\n Two arrested for possession of 60kg of dagga in KZN<\/a>: Police arrested two people after two compressed dagga parcels weighing 60kg were found inside their vehicle in Paulpietersburg, KwaZulu-Natal, in the early hours of Sunday.<\/p>\n Concealed dagga recovered<\/a>: Media Statement South African Police Service Office of the Provincial Commissioner KwaZulu-Natal DURBAN \u2013 In the early hours of today, police officers in Paulpietersburg arrested two suspects after \u2026<\/p>\n
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