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Bahlongoza ukuhlonipha uShenge esaphila<\/a>: ASEYAPHOTHULWA amalungiselelo okuthi uMasipala wesiFunda uMzinyathi uqanjwe ngenkosi Mangosuthu Buthelezi ongumsunguli we-IFP, ngenhloso yokumhlonipha esadla anhlamvana.<\/p>\n Day-old baby girl abandoned in Mtubatuba<\/a>: On closer inspection, the blanket was moving and the woman soon discovered a baby had been wrapped up in the blanket. After the matter was reported to the police, the child was taken to a nearby \u2026<\/p>\n Church leaders request government funding during lockdown<\/a>: Since March, church services have pretty much been prohibited across South Africa, after the ban on public gatherings implemented to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. The KZN Christian \u2026<\/p>\n Outcry after prison official allegedly attends braai after Covid diagnosis<\/a>: Calls are growing for a KZN Department of Correctional Services employee to be charged for his \u201creckless\u201d behaviour.<\/p>\n Pyramid-Shaped PEG-PCL-PEG Polymeric-Based Model Systems for Site-Specific Drug Delivery of Vancomycin with Enhance Antibacterial Efficacy<\/a>: Antibacterial resistance remains a major global problem due to frequent prescriptions, leading to significant toxicities. To overcome the limitations of antibiotic therapy, it is highly desirable to \u2026<\/p>\n Hotspots, field hospitals and millions back to work: Ramaphosa warns Coronavirus threat hasn\u2019t passed as Level 3 announced<\/a>: Over the weekend, various announcements were made about what lockdown Level 3 will look like from 1 June. The country\u2019s borders remain closed, but South Africans will be allowed to travel to return to \u2026<\/p>\n R5 bus tickets, All Stars and a Nokia 3310: The day Norma Gigaba was robbed in Durban<\/a>: Norma Gigaba\u2019s 900,000 followers were treated to a real-life nostalgic tour into her memories when she shared an unfortunate incident that happened to her in her student days. The stylish motivational \u2026<\/p>\n
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