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Diepsloot calm after Thursday's protest

Police are still on high alert on Friday, monitoring the area for unrest.

Water activities at schools will need approval: Lesufi

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Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi said a body will assist in drawing up requirements for such gatherings.

KZN schools struggle with utility bills

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Georgetown is one of many schools battling with bills they can't afford and the education department feels municipalities are being unreasonable.

Neil Aggett's former girlfriend shares her trauma during testimony

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Elizabeth Floyd has given a graphic account of the surveillance, and harassment she and Neil Aggett faced from apartheid police.

Controversial AArto comes into force in June

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Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula says the controversial Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Bill has been signed into law.

Zimbabwe tycoon's offer seeks to end doctor strike

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Doctors and the government have failed to agree on a wage increase since September last year, leading the medics to walk off the job.

Equality court to hear SANDF headscarf case

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Fatima Isaacs’ legal team says the matter is far from over.

Cape Town infant still missing

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The chid was snatched from his mother and twin brother on 15 January.

Child killed after being hit by a bus in Diepsloot

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Residents in Diepsloot are protesting and demanding illegal foreign nationals leave the area.

Speakers deserve suspension: Maile

17 hours ago

The DA believes Gauteng local government MEC Lebogang Maile's political allegiance to the ANC motivated his actions.

Four arrested after teacher shot in KZN

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The suspects, who are former pupils, posed as parents and were able to enter the premises.

Guptas sought Tsotsi's help

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Zondo asks for more state capture inquiry time

19 hours ago

Tear gas, rubber bullets fired in Diepsloot protest

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QwaQwa residents demand water

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KZN government meets on disaster management

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