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SOWETO RESIDENTS RAISE POWER ISSUES WITH ESKOM

Written by on 13 April 2026

Residents of Soweto have taken their electricity-related grievances to Eskom, citing ongoing power supply challenges, frequent outages, and issues linked to electricity distribution in their communities. Community members reportedly raised concerns about inconsistent electricity access, infrastructure problems, and the impact of power interruptions on daily life and local businesses. The residents engaged with Eskom to […]

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SAWS ISSUES SEVERE WEATHER ALERT

Written by on 13 April 2026

The South African Weather Service has issued warnings for severe weather across several provinces, including heavy rain, strong winds and possible flooding. A yellow level four warning for severe thunderstorms is in place for the Free State, KwaZulu-Natal and the escarpment areas of Mpumalanga, with similar conditions expected to continue into Tuesday. A yellow level […]

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SA BEGINS HIV PREVENTION INJECTION ROLLOUT

Written by on 13 April 2026

South Africa is set to begin the early rollout of the HIV-prevention injection Lenacapavir after receiving its first batch of nearly 38,000 doses. Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi described the drug as a “game changer,” saying it can provide up to 100% protection with just two injections a year. The Health Department plans to prioritise […]

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LIMPOPO PASTOR TO APPLY FOR BAIL

Written by on 13 April 2026

A 54-year-old pastor is expected to apply for bail at the Senwabarwana Magistrate’s Court in Limpopo after being arrested in January for allegedly raping two minors. He cannot be named to protect the identities of the children. The accused is also facing an additional charge of sexually assaulting another minor, with proceedings underway in the […]

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US AND IRAN TALKS FAIL IN ISLAMABAD

Written by on 12 April 2026

UPDATE- United States and Iran failed to reach an agreement to end their conflict after lengthy 21-hour talks held in Islamabad, Pakistan. The discussions ended without progress, putting a fragile ceasefire at risk as both sides blamed each other for the breakdown. The conflict has already resulted in thousands of deaths and rising global oil […]

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