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Inside KZN Education\u2019s \u2018plan\u2019 to distract puplis from Covid-19 anxiety<\/a>: Natal children start going back to school next month, their teachers will be expected to regale them with \u201cpositive stories\u201d about the government\u2019s successes in the fight against Covid-19 that they \u2026<\/p>\n TV white spaces change the rural Wi-Fi game<\/a>: A number of companies are rolling out TVWS \u2014 unused broadcasting frequencies between TV channels \u2014 for broadband access in less crowded rural areas \u2026<\/p>\n Escalating State Xenophobia in South Africa<\/a>: Since its formation in 2005 Abahlali baseMjondolo, which now has more than 70 000 members in good standing in Durban, has opposed xenophobia and sought to build a politics rooted in democratically run \u2026<\/p>\n SA records 8 more deaths as COVID-19 cases rise to 9 420<\/a>: South Africa has recorded eight new deaths as the number of confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) cases rose by 525 to 9 420.<\/p>\n S. Africa sees continued spread of COVID-19 days after easing of restrictions<\/a>: CAPE TOWN, May 9 (Xinhua) \u2014 The COVID-19 pandemic continued unabated in South Africa, infecting 525 more people in the past 24 hours days after the easing of restrictions, Health Minister Zweli \u2026<\/p>\n Search for Andile \u2018Bobo\u2019 Mbuthu: \u2018Something has been discovered in the river\u2019<\/a>: Sixteen-year-year-old Andile \u2018Bobo\u2019 Mbuthu was last seen two weeks ago in Hambanathi. It\u2019s alleged he was beaten up at a local tavern, after being accused of stealing alcohol. \u201cThe provincial \u2026<\/p>\n Tighter lockdown restrictions loom for these areas<\/a>: Areas identified as COVID-19 hotspots could soon be back under hard lockdown, according to Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize. South Africa eased the social distancing restrictions to Level 4 at the \u2026<\/p>\n
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