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Fifty businesses owned by undocumented foreign nationals in KZN closed<\/a>: More than 50 businesses that are owned by undocumented foreign nationals, have been shut down in the Durban CBD, for allegedly selling expired goods and operating without licenses. Working with the \u2026<\/p>\n Infections continue to climb as prisoners await \u2018Covid-19 parole\u2019<\/a>: As the department of correctional services continues to work on applications for thousands of inmates who may be eligible for parole, the number of coronavirus infections behind bars continues to rise \u2026<\/p>\n Rural areas in Mpumalanga need all the help they can get during the COVID-19 outbreak<\/a>: Established in 2014, the Tshemba Foundation\u2019s volunteer healthcare worker project was created to connect medical professionals \u2013 with the requisite knowledge, skills, experience and a desire to give \u2026<\/p>\n South Africa: Today\u2019s latest news and headlines, Thursday 14 May<\/a>: Never miss a beat when it comes to the latest news in South Africa; be sure to review our wrap of all major headlines on Thursday 14 May.<\/p>\n The dire impact of Covid-19 on SA\u2019s small businesses<\/a>: Electronic transaction volumes paint a picture of a small business sector that is on its knees during lockdown \u2026<\/p>\n WATCH | Zulu kingdom\u2019s inspirational \u2018we will see you soon\u2019 ad<\/a>: That\u2019s message from Tourism KZN, which has unveiled a message of hope on social media to boost the ailing tourism sector.<\/p>\n Eastern Cape water activists free after lockdown arrest \u2014 and they vow to continue the fight<\/a>: The National Prosecuting Authority has withdrawn all charges against 10 Eastern Cape activists for violating lockdown regulations when they had a meeting to discuss dire water problems in their \u2026<\/p>\n
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