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Transnet reports recovery in some units, but still expects big Covid-19 revenue hit<\/a>: State-owned freight logistics group Transnet reports that there has been a recovery in some of its operations since the easing of lockdown restrictions and is increasing tending towards an \u201coptimistic \u2026<\/p>\n Opposition to mining may have led to ANC councillor\u2019s murder<\/a>: Natal induna killed in a hail of bullets was a tourism operator who was also involved in efforts against the mining of sand dunes near a world heritage site.<\/p>\n I-Africa Day igujwe ngamakhonsathi<\/a>: Ebikade ibhekwe ngabomvu ebiyenziwe wuMnyango wamaSiko namaCiko KwaZulu-Natal, i-Africa Day Virtual Concert Session. Enye ebibukwa yi-Africa Day Benefit Concert ebibukhoma i-Afrika yonke kwiMTV Base \u2026<\/p>\n MEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube on Coronavirus Covid-19 Level 3 stimulation of economic sectors<\/a>: Media Alert and statement by the MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs Nomusa Dube-Ncube.As the country prepares to move to COVID-19 Level 3, we are continuing with our \u2026<\/p>\n Task team set up to investigate killing of political figures in KwaZulu-Natal<\/a>: Natal MEC for Community Safety and Liaison Bheki Ntuli has set up a task team to investigate the killing of two political figures in the province on the same day.<\/p>\n Sending children back to school next week is dangerous \u2013 Eusa<\/a>: The Educators\u2019 Union of South Africa threatened to take legal action against Motshekga if she went ahead with the plan to reopen schools from next week.<\/p>\n Update issued on future of Bucs target<\/a>: An update has been given on the future of a prominent former Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs player, who is now reportedly on the shopping list of Orlando Pirates.<\/p>\n
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