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Cardinal appeals \u2018for some kind of assistance\u2019 for struggling pastors<\/a>: Natal Christian Council has called \u201cfor some kind of assistance\u201d from the government to help struggling clergy feed their starving families.<\/p>\n Why Nasty C Is South Africa\u2019s Best Bet For a Mainstream Crossover<\/a>: Three days before Nasty C self-quarantined in Johannesburg, his team secured cameras, lights, a sound system and other equipment so the rising rapper could stage virtual performances. His first, a \u2026<\/p>\n SIHLE\u2019S CHINESE GOODS RAISE TAX CONCERNS<\/a>: The name of Sihle Dlamini, the Assistant Private Secretary and Director Administration at the King\u2019s Office, features prominently alongside a Chinese supplier and a local clearing agent in tax-related \u2026<\/p>\n Heroin worth more than a million rand recovered<\/a>: One kilogram of pure heroin and 35 000 capsules of heroin were recovered from the suspect. He was swiftly arrested and taken to Bellair police station for detention. He will be appearing in the Durban \u2026<\/p>\n Robbery suspects in custody<\/a>: Media Statement South African Police Service Office of the Provincial Commissioner KwaZulu-Natal KWAZULU-NATAL\u2013 In the early hours of 21 May 2020, Pinetown detectives conducted an operation, searching \u2026<\/p>\n Mshengu confident KZN schools will be ready for teachers\u2019 return on Monday<\/a>: Natal Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu said that they were finalising deliveries of personal protective equipment to schools ahead of the return of teachers on Monday.<\/p>\n Some students skeptical about Nzimande\u2019s promises<\/a>: Some tertiary students have raised concerned about promises made by the Department of Higher Education to assist learners with schooling when the South Africa enters level three of the coronavirus \u2026<\/p>\n
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