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PICTURES FROM THE FIELD - 20 JANUARY 2020

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Police are still on high alert after Diepsloot residents built barricades on the main road leading into the area and threw bottles and rocks at cars.
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi said schools planning any water-related activities in Gauteng - will now have to get approval from the provincial education department.
A number of KwaZulu-Natal schools are struggling to pay high utility bills.
Trade Union, Numsa has received retrenchment notices from mining companies, Samancor Chrome and Glencore.

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