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Former Free State head of Agriculture Thabethe granted bail

Written by on 7 June 2021

Former Free State head of the Department of Agriculture – Peter Thabethe has been granted bail of R10 000 in the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court. His case has been postponed to the 5th of July. He appeared briefly with Gupta associate businessman, Iqbal Sharma to apply for bail. They were arrested on Wednesday with former rural […]

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Police budget: Money for VIP protection increases

Written by on 3 June 2021

Minister Bheki Cele is denying politicians’ safety is being prioritised, adding that spending on VIP protection is but a drop in the ocean. The budget allocation for VIP Protection Services, which falls within PSS, has gone up by R26-million to R1.7-billion. eNCA’s Barry Bateman takes a look.   The police ministry has denied it has prioritised […]

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COVID-19 in SA: Mixed reaction to schools reopening

Written by on 2 June 2021

Fear is setting in over primary schools resuming at full capacity and with daily attendance. Some teachers are saying schools are nowhere near ready. Fear is setting in over primary schools resuming at full capacity and with daily attendance. Some teachers are saying schools are nowhere near ready while parents are afraid for their children’s […]

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Three seriously injured in collision

Written by on 31 May 2021

A 36-year-old man and a 32-year-old woman from the Avanza had suffered serious injuries and were treated using Advanced Life Support interventions before being transported to Sebokeng Hospital. SEDIBENG.- Three people were seriously injured in a collision between a bakkie and an Avanza on the R54 near Golden Gardens, outside Sebokeng yesterday afternoon. ER24 paramedics […]

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COVID-19 in SA: Northern Cape sees rise in school cases

Written by on 31 May 2021

There’s been an increase in positive coronavirus cases in schools in the Northern Cape. That’s according to the province’s Education MEC Zolile Monakali. He says while COVID-19 safety measures are being followed at school, at home it’s a different story. The province has recorded 264 positive COVID-19 cases in the past week alone. This has led to the disruptive […]

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‘Third wave can be avoided if people adhere to the regulations’

Written by on 31 May 2021

Professor Koleka Mlisana, co-chair of the COVID-19 Ministerial Advisory Committee, says the possible countrywide threat of a third wave of the coronavirus can be avoided if people adhere to the regulations. On Sunday night, in his address to the nation, President Cyril Ramaphosa warned that four provinces including Gauteng, the Free State, Northern Cape and the North […]

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