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Eastern Cape taxi industry 'confused' as 4th taxi operator killed in a month | News24

A fourth Eastern Cape taxi operator has been killed within a space of four weeks, sparking panic and confusion in the industry.

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Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has described the clashes between parents and EFF members outside Brackenfell High School as deeply disturbing.

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Amnesty urges Tunisia to uphold online freedom of expression | News24

Amnesty International on Monday urged authorities in Tunisia to stop using "largely outdated, overly broad and repressive laws" to crack down on freedom of expression online.

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As malaria season begins, COVID-19 complicates issues

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South Africa: Understanding Violent Protest in South Africa and the Difficult Choice Facing Leaders

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Southern Africa: As the Malaria Season Begins in Southern Africa, Covid-19 Complicates the Picture

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Police investigating after student's body found on campus, Stellenbosch say 'no foul play suspected' | News24

Western Cape police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 25-year-old man on Friday afternoon.

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Tremor rocks parts of St Thomas, Kingston, St Andrew and St Catherine

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Limpopo police launch manhunt after man attacks family, killing mother | News24

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#PNPvotes | Full Text: Lisa thanks supporters, congratulates Golding

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Wife and 'lover' allegedly planned Groblersdal farmer's murder via WhatsApp - report | News24

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Zimbabwe: Punches & Insults - Why Zimbabwe's Women Candidates Want to Change the Political Playing Field

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Nigeria reports 'sudden spike' in yellow fever deaths | News24

Nigerian health authorities said they were battling a suspected outbreak of yellow fever in two southern areas that local media said might have left dozens dead.

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Solidarity writes to NSFAS after scheme allegedly fails to pay students' study fees | News24

Solidarity has written to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme warning it to stop its alleged non-payment of tertiary institutions.

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KZN Legislature mourns death of Deputy Speaker Mluleki Ndobe

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How Morocco came to have its name - Face2Face Africa

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Emfuleni residents march to mayor's office over power outage | News24

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Cop shot dead in Cobbla, Manchester

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Matric pupils who test Covid-19 positive will write exams at churches, hospitals, says DBE | News24

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Man dies after being struck by taxi in Vereeniging | News24

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Flash flood warning as heavy rains continue over next few days

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Palesa Madiba murder: lawyer fails to appear, trial postponed | News24

The trial of the man accused of murdering University of Johannesburg student Palesa Madiba in 2013 has once again been postponed after his lawyer failed to arrive in court.

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Ethiopia PM not rebuffing international calls for calm amid conflict, says spokesperson | News24

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Ivory Coast's Ouattara wins third term, final results show from vote boycotted by opposition | News24

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