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South Africa’s school sanitation progress faces scrutiny
DBE announces completion of sanitation projects at 3,372 schools, but concerns remain over pit toilets and ongoing school infrastructure challenges.
Featured
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Absa joins smart ID rollout as Home Affairs expands digital partnership
Absa becomes fourth bank to offer smart ID applications as Home Affairs expands digital partnership…
Staff reporter|
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France passes law allowing assisted dying for terminally ill adults
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AFP Paris|
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Munisipaliteit verdrink in skuld; krane droog op in Kai !Garib
Die Kai !Garib-plaaslike munisipaliteit het ’n skuldlas wat R1 miljard oorskry terwyl die jongste Ouditeur-Generaal…
Source:
Verwerk, Charné Kemp|
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Dramatic finish sees SA Schools A edge SA Schools in dying minutes
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