Zuma’s future remains unclear as Ramaphosa preaches unity: On Monday, Ramaphosa and the party’s top officials visited the gravesites of former leaders as a part of the organisation’s 106th birthday celebration. ……
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JMPD deployed to deal with Diepsloot protesters: Disgruntled construction workers have barricaded a section of William Nicol Drive in Diepsloot with burning tyres. ……
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Mitchells Plain mob justice attack on alleged child rapist condemned: It’s understood community members found out about the rape and sought out the man the girl had identified and attacked him. ……
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Mashaba: City of Joburg doing everything to recover money it is owed: City of Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba accompanied police on Monday in a sweep of Yeoville where store owners and landlords were ordered to provide proof of their electricity payments. ……
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Pressure mounts on ANC NEC to take action against Zuma: There’s widespread speculation that new ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa and his allies are lobbying party members to oust Jacob Zuma as head of state. ……
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Competition Commission: High prices for uniforms rife at private schools: The commission instituted investigations and conducted a survey into the R10 billion industry after receiving complaints about the high prices last year. ……
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Sheriff to auction ANCWL goods to help settle R6.3m debt: Johannesburg – Computers, telephones, desks and chairs were among goods set to be auctioned off by the Sheriff at Luthuli House on Tuesday morning to recover over R6.3million owed by the ANC Women’s League to a Joburg company. The ANC was facing embarrassment on Tuesday after the Sheriff’s Office confirmed that it would be proceeding with the sale of hundreds of movable goods at the party’s headquarters to recover the money owed by the ANCWL to Sandton-based Atlantis Corporate Travel. Sheriff for Johannesburg Central Marks Mangaba told Independent Media yesterday the sale was proceeding as scheduled today – a day after the ANC celebrated its 106th anniversary. Mangaba, however, declined to…
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Baby among five killed in head-on crash in Limpopo: Rustenburg – Five people were killed in a head-on collision in Polokwane on Monday, paramedics said. Netcare 911 spokesperson Tebogo Magoro said paramedics responded to a head-on collision 40 kilometres away from Botlokwa, Polokwane, at 3 pm. “Two vehicles carrying six passengers in total collided head-on. three adult females, a baby boy and an adult male driver travelling together collided with another adult female driver. “Five of the passengers were declared dead at the scene and only the male driver with fatal injuries was transported by helicopter to the hospital,” he said. African news Agency/ANA ……
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LOOK: Rustenburg on lockdown as taxi drivers and nyaope addicts clash: Rustenburg – Afternoon rush hour traffic was interrupted in Rustenburg on Monday, when minibus taxi drivers shut down the roads, North West police said. Taxi drivers from the Boitekong and Meriting Taxi Association (Bamta) allegedly refused to transport people and blocked the road, this was after two of them were arrested for…
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#FreeEducation: Varsities stick to their guns on walk-in applications: Pretoria – City universities have stood by their decision not to entertain walk-ins when they assisted senior students with registration queries on Monday; referring first time applicants to utilise the online Central Application Clearing House (CASH) for safety and efficiency reasons. This, as scores of senior students who had challenges registering online, and first-time students who already applied but needed to submit their latest results, were assisted at the University of Pretoria (UP), Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) and Unisa, but no new applications were taken in at any of the campuses. A few showed up with their documents in hand, an indication the 2017 matriculants had…
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