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Libulewe ibhubesi ebeliqotha imfuyo yomphakathi eDundee<\/a>: LIBULAWE umlimi ibhubesi ebelihlalise lubhojozi abantu baseDundee okukholakala ukuthi laphuma kwesinye seziqiwi ngoFebhuwari walo nyaka.<\/p>\n Covid-19 screening, testing on track thanks to Transnet health train<\/a>: The Transnet Phelophepa health-care train will not only boost Covid-19 screening and testing but will also provide assistance in psychology, general health, dental and eye care, as well as a pharmacy.<\/p>\n Whatever you do, do not pay a lockdown admission of guilt fine: lawyers<\/a>: The elderly couple, an 88-year-old man and his 81-year-old wife, who have walked the same stretch of beach for 20 years, were too traumatised to speak after their arrest and almost seven-hour \u2026<\/p>\n Liquor outlet broken into in Berea<\/a>: The ban of alcohol and tobacco sale during lockdown has lead to looting of liquor shops as people seek to make money by selling stolen alcohol and to also feed their raging craving.<\/p>\n SARS Concern After 7 Employees Test Positive for COVID-19<\/a>: At least seven employees of the SA Revenue Service have tested positive for COVID-19, four of them in the Western Cape and one still in ICU, SARS has said in a statement. SARS said it learnt \u2018\u2018with \u2026<\/p>\n Seven Sars employees test positive for Covid-19<\/a>: The Free State, KwaZulu Natal and the North West offices had each recorded a single case while the Western Cape office recorded four positive cases.<\/p>\n RCL FOODS LIMITED \u2013 Change in logistical arrangements for the RCL Foods general meeting<\/a>: Shareholders (\u2018General Meeting\u2019) will be held at 10h00 on Tuesday, 26 May 2020 at the Company\u2019s registered office at Ten The Boulevard, Westway Office Park, Westville, KwaZulu-Natal, in order to \u2026<\/p>\n
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