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Will the whole of KwaZulu-Natal move to lockdown level 3<\/a>: Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala is positive that the entire province will move to lockdown level 3. Zikalala was pleased with the province\u2019s response to the national lockdown despite feeling the need to \u2026<\/p>\n Zakes Bantwini on being accepted at Harvard University: \u201cI\u2019m creating a legacy for my family and the entertainment industry\u201d<\/a>: Musician Zakes Bantwini will be studying the business of entertainment, music and sports at the Harvard Business School.<\/p>\n Pastor Shepard Bushiri\u2019s security guards arrested for murder<\/a>: Four security guards are believed to have assaulted two men, killing one, in Midrand, with a manhunt underway for two of the guards.<\/p>\n Gold Circle has plan to turn racing\u2019s fortunes around<\/a>: Gold Circle has offered to take over the management of Tellytrack and Phumelela\u2019s international racing division when the company went into business rescue.<\/p>\n Donors and NGOs unite to create Muslims for Humanity<\/a>: KZN-based Muslim businessmen, professionals, donors and other humanitarians have joined together to create Muslims For Humanity, an initiative that will support and assist NGOs to reach as many needy \u2026<\/p>\n Battle to feed families as food prices soar, consumption rises during lockdown<\/a>: The Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity group said the price of a basic food basket has spiked by 7.8% (R250) to R3 470.92 between March and May.<\/p>\n 28 new COVID-19 deaths push SA\u2019s death toll to 552<\/a>: The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Department of Correctional Services is now at 755 with 273 officials and 482 inmates \u2026<\/p>\n
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