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"Lost the plot": SA scoffs at Pravin saying Eskom's not in a state of disaster
Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan has defended Eskom. He said there is no need to declare a state of disaster of the state-owned power utility.
Mpumalanga police respond to Gardee family criticism after allegedly failing to discover Hillary was shot
Mpumalanga police have responded to Hillary Gardee's family's criticisms around her cause of her death following revelations that she was shot in her head.
Off duty Durban cop shot and killed outside daughter's school while attempting to stop a hijacking
Police have launched a manhunt for the killers of an off-duty policeman who was killed while trying to stop a hijacking outside daughter's school in Durban.
“It won’t be easy”: European Union proposes ban on Russian Oil, hints that tougher times are to come
EU warns that things will not be easy for the bloc member states and its global partners as it proposed a six-month face out period, banning Russian oil import.
South Africa is the most dangerous country to drive in according to international driver's education survey
International driver’s education company has named South Africa as the most dangerous country to drive in due to speed limit, alcohol and low seat belt wearers.
EFF visits Gardee family home, claims that Hillary was allegedly shot and says they have little faith in SAPS
Member of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)visited the Gardee family and held a press briefing where they claimed that Hillary was allegedly shot and killed.
Former SAA boss Dudu Meyeni too sick to attend court over whistleblower naming case, warrant of arrest out
Former South African Airways board chairperson Dudu Meyeni was allegedly sick and skipped court after naming a whistleblower at the state capture commission.
Eskom blames old systems for loadshedding, COO Jan Oberholzer says they are unpredictable and unreliable
Chief Executive of Eskom André de Ruyter and other top officials held a media briefing following the implementation of loadshedding Stage 2 on Tuesday 3 May.
Police top dogs appoint special investigating team to find those responsible for Hillary Gardee's murder
Mpumalanga police have tasked a special investigating team to find those responsible for the death of 28-year-old Hillary Gardee, who was found dead on Tuesday.
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