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Police seize 104 bags of dagga worth R2 million en route to Western Cape<\/a>: According to a SAPS statement, 104 bags of dagga was intercepted in transit from Bizana in the Eastern Cape to Durban. Police intelligence further established that the dagga was going to be loaded in \u2026<\/p>\n Schools are not prepared to open on 1 June \u2013 Union<\/a>: Schools are still waiting for masks to be delivered and remain unprepared for the return of Grade 7 and 12 learners on 1 June, said SAOU.<\/p>\n Horses, trainers and jockeys ready for the off in SA and England<\/a>: Hopes are high that a meeting at Greyville on Monday will coincide with one on the all-weather track in Newcastle, England \u2026<\/p>\n Madiseng backs Smith\u2019s call for Ganguly to lead the ICC<\/a>: Former Central Gauteng Lions (GCL) president Jack Madiseng has thrown his weight behind Graeme Smith\u2019s call for Sourav Ganguly to become the next International Cricket Council (ICC) chair. Ganguly\u201a \u2026<\/p>\n Cele: \u2018Police have the right to ask where you got the cigarette from\u2019<\/a>: The Police Minister said that providing proof purchase would assist police. He added that there is nothing wrong with smoking at home.<\/p>\n Six appear in Verulam court for theft of school cleaning materials<\/a>: Motshekga said over 450 of these were in KwaZulu-Natal. \u201cThis is a disturbing trend, setting back efforts of trying to get back to the academic programme,\u201d she said. She appealed to the public to help \u2026<\/p>\n Durban entrepreneur helps freeze SA\u2019s brain drain<\/a>: With South Africa\u2019s growing engineering brain drain threatening to thwart innovation and economic growth, one entrepreneur in Durban is defying the odds to create profitable employment opportunities \u2026<\/p>\n
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