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Tembisa nurse's grieving family blames state for death, SA thinks blame misplaced: "Unreasonable"
The family of the nurse who was gunned down at Tembisa Hospital, allegedly by her policeman lover, wants the government to accept responsibility for her death.
RTMC wants speeds on SA roads dropped by 10km/h, SA slams suggestion: "Limits aren't a problem"
The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) wants to see the speed limit reduced by 10km/h. The corporation has tabled its recommendation to the government.
VBS investors start to receive dividend payouts, municipalities relieved
Limpopo's Vhembe District Municipality are amongst the municipalities, companies, and individuals who invested in VBS Mutual Bank that are receiving pay-outs.
Ramaphosa is working to make SA work efficiently, say political analysts, Gungubele to head SSA
During the State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa made several announcements that pointed to efforts to centralise power within the government.
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Labour Department takes Huawei to court for hiring 90% foreign nationals, SA left frustrated
The Department of Employment and Labour has taken the decision to lodge court action against Huawei South Africa for hiring 90% of foreign nationals over locals
R350 SRD grant extended to March 2023, millions of South Africans relieved
During the State of the Nation Address, President Ramaphosa announced that the R350 social relief of distress (SRD) grant would be extended until March 2023.
Gleeful beats: Peeps praise SA Army drummer for enthusiasm in viral clip
A SA Army drummer has been praised for doing a great job when his platoon marched down a Cape Town street all in preparation for the State of the Nation address
Hebanna: Woman gets man's petrol bill wrong, leaves SA laughing out loud
A petrol bill has got peeps talking not because it amounted to R1840,60 but because a Mzansi woman mistook it for over R18 000. The error was posted on Twitter.
Covid19 update: SA says self isolation is only for positive cases with symptoms, shortened to 7 days
The Cabinet announced changes to Covid-19 regulations. Under these new regulations, asymptomatic people who have tested positive do not need to self-isolate.
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