Claudia Gross
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Electricity disconnection angers Soweto residents, protests block the highway
A group of Soweto residents held a protest against Eskom disconnecting their electricity supply by blocking part of the Soweto highway and throwing bricks.
Omicron: UK asked by Dirco for compensation, South Africa off the red list
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation has requested that the United Kingdom (UK) pay South Africa back for the Omicron inspired travel ban.
Carl Niehaus believes Jacob Zuma should not return to prison, medical parole bid fails
Carl Niehaus rejects the court's decision to overrule former president Jacob Zuma's medical parole and send him back to prison to complete his 15 year sentence.
Former corrupt Eskom employee targeted by Asset Forfeiture Unit, restraining order hits accused in Gauteng
A corrupt former Eskom employee has had to forfeit several assets due to a restraining order. The investigation into further assets and seizures is ongoing.
Bus travelling over capacity from Cape Town to Zimbabwe impounded in Limpopo, 101 passengers on board
Traffic police officers in Polokwane impounded a bus travelling from Cape Town to Zimbabwe with 101 passengers on board, which is 40 people more than the limit.
Huge storm in the Eastern Cape kills 6, residents plea for assistance
The Amathole District was hit by a massive storm which caused 6 deaths and left 19 people injured. 142 people also lost their homes due to the destruction.
Eskom's application for Medupi and Matimba to pollute denied, electricity supply threatened
Eskom has been denied exemption from air pollution regulations due to their failure to comply since 2010 and their intention of not adhering to current limits.
Family with 2 children found burnt in KZN forest, 2 men taken in for questioning and arrests expected to follow
A family of five has been found burnt to death in a forest in Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal. They included three adults, a two-year-old and a one-month-old baby.
Covid 19: UK records 1st Omicron death, 40% of British cases are due to the new variant
Boris Johnson has announced that the first Omicron-related death has occurred in the UK. 40% of Brits who have Covid-19 test positive for the Omicron variant.
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