Reeshni Chetty
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Glenvista High: 6 students identified, government will not pay for damages
Panyaza Lesufi, Gauteng Education MEC, recently stated that the government will not be paying for the damage caused at Glenvista High School, south of Joburg.
New laws could change the fact that TV licences aren't being paid for
The SABC could possibly be instituting new regulations to assist with the collection of TV licences. People have reportedly been avoiding paying for the licence
Go green or go home: Eskom looks into reducing carbon emissions
Eskom will be attempting to follow a greener energy system path in order to reduce its carbon emissions, which currently account for nearly half of Africa's.
Covid19 update: Over 10k daily cases and 553 new deaths recorded, says NICD
Over 10k new Covid-19 cases were recorded with around 553 new deaths being reported. Numbers are picking up since the end of the violent riots and looting.
Marikana Massacre: Over R70m paid to families but legal dispute continues
The Government has reportedly paid just over R70 million in damages to the families of those killed in the Marikana mine tragedy, which happened 9 years ago.
Satanic church distances itself from killings of cats: "It goes against Satanism"
The South African Satanic Church has put forward a R10 000 reward for information on the 'Manenberg Cat Killer' - responsible for the deaths of nearly 40 cats.
Zambian voters congratulate outgoing president Edgar Lungu for accepting defeat
Zambians have commended outgoing president Edgar Lungu for accepting defeat and promising a peaceful transition of power to newly-elected Hakainde Hichilema.
High schoolers set part of hall on fire, write exam outside: "Perfect solution"
Glenvista High in Johannesburg has been visited by education MEC Panyaza Lesufi after grade 10 pupils allegedly set part of the school hall on fire on Monday.
Transnet looking for private investors for infrastructure reasons
Transnet is looking at requesting for information regarding involving the private sector in the building of infrastructure so it can expand the Durban port.
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