Claudia Gross
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Travel restrictions delay post office's Christmas delivery schedule, urgent mail can be sent on time
People who want to send Christmas cards and parcels must be aware of mail delivery delays caused by travel restrictions. There is currently a two week delay.
Pfizer and Merck might give Covid 19 pills to SA, talks underway says health department
The Department of Health is talking to Pfizer and Merck about Covid-19 pills in South Africa. They are considering producing them in SA to provide access.
UAE reports first Omicron case, new variant found in a fully vaccinated passenger
The UAE has recorded its first case of the Omicron variant in a full vaccinated female traveller from an African country who travelled through an Arab country.
Zondo Commission: State Capture Inquiry dismisses Fraser's request, unmoved by his efforts to stall
Judge Zondo has denied Arthur Fraser's cross-examination application as the commission's report is due on 31 December, 2021 and they wish to wrap up proceedings
Vaccine mandate has no legal problems, challenges against it are likely to fail
Organisations who bring legal action against the government's vaccine mandate are likely to fail. Legal experts say the mandate doesn't infringe on rights.
Ballito Rage cancelled, Plett Rage continues as Omicron fears for young people rise
Plett Rage will go ahead as planned despite President Ramaphosa warning against such gatherings and Ballito Rage being cancelled due to people testing positive.
R240 million worth of cocaine found by Hawks in Durban harbour, drug supply chain interrupted
The Hawks have seized 600kg of cocaine worth R240 million in a shipping container at Durban harbour. They are working on finding the perpetrators to arrest them
Eskom disconnects power supply to illegal connections, 700 Diepkloof homes left in the dark
Eskom has accused Diepkloof residents of using illegal connections to get electricity. Residents will have to pay R6k before Eskom will restore the electricity.
Sihle Zikalala warns KZN matrics against post-exam parties, fears over high Omicron cases in young people
Sihle Zikalala does not want matrics to hold large gatherings in KZN celebrating the end of their final exams as he fears they could be superspreader events.
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