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\u2018Measures in place to ensure fair food distribution\u2019<\/a>: Ward 32 residents and Dalton Hostel dwellers alleged that they had no knowledge of when and how the parcels would be delivered.<\/p>\n They beat me up using a sjambok-like object!<\/a>: THE scars left on their bodies will be a constant reminder that they were once victims of the alleged attacks by cops and soldiers.<\/p>\n Somizi offers to pay for coffin for Bobo\u2019s \u2018funeral\u2019<\/a>: Human remains were found in the Wewe river in Tongaat, KwaZulu-Natal, on Friday and the body is feared to be of missing teenager Nduduzo Andile Mbuthu, nicknamed, Bobo.<\/p>\n Two SA airports named best in Africa<\/a>: Skytrax World Airport Awards has named Cape Town International and King Shaka International the best in Africa. The awards are voted by customers in an annual global airport customer satisfaction \u2026<\/p>\n No back to school: Sadtu and WC, KZN education depts tell staff to stay home<\/a>: The South African Democratic Teachers\u2019 Union (Sadtu) has told its members not to report for duty on Monday until the minimum requirements set out by the education department to ensure safety at \u2026<\/p>\n Nursing union opposes reopening of KZN hospitals<\/a>: The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa (Denosa) raised their concern after the re-opening of the Netcare St Augustine\u2019s and Kingsway hospitals in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), IOL reported that \u2026<\/p>\n Music sets GeoWemah apart from other teachers<\/a>: SINGER GeoWemah uses music to make geography interesting for pupils. GeoWemah is a grade 10 and 12 geography teacher at Sibusisiwe Comprehensive Technical High School in Umbumbulu, south of Durban.<\/p>\n
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