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Chad Le Clos Gets Close-Up View of Corona Poverty During Incident On Way To Local Store<\/a>: Chad Le Clos was confronted with the brutal reality of life for the poor in the pandemic in South Africa during a trip to the local grocery store.<\/p>\n Suspects in Tongaat teen\u2019s murder remanded in custody<\/a>: Six of the seven suspects arrested in connection with the disappearance of Andile Bobo Mbuthu will remain in police custody.<\/p>\n Over 90 000 applications for food parcels in Limpopo<\/a>: The Limpopo Provincial Command Council (PCC) said the province has also been able to provide 13 000 cooked meals to children.<\/p>\n Drink water and forget about booze, says Cele<\/a>: Before inspecting a roadblock, Cele visited Edendale Mall to check whether shops were following regulations. Speaking outside the mall, he said he couldn\u2019t say when alcohol woul \u2026<\/p>\n COVID-19 in South Africa \u2013 12,074 cases and 219 deaths<\/a>: Van den Heever said the low increase in reported cases in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, and the Free State are unlikely. Instead, he suggested it is \u201cin all likelihood attributable to poorly \u2026<\/p>\n KZN unemployment projected to surge to 27%<\/a>: KZN Premier, Sihle Zikalala says unemployment is projected to surge to about 30% nationally \u2013 and 27% in KwaZulu-Natal this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic.<\/p>\n Do not drink home-brewed \u2018Smirnoff Vodka\u2019, police warn after KZN raid<\/a>: Police on Wednesday warned people who bought alcohol brewed at a home in Dududu, KwaZulu-Natal, to not drink the booze, saying it could have deadly consequences.<\/p>\n
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