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Eskom diesel contracts probe nears completion amid corruption claims
An internal investigation into alleged corruption in Eskom’s diesel procurement and storage contracts is in its final stages, Eskom said this week.
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Bright UFS student to be laid to rest in home village
Bright student Cuzi Mulalo Nndwa, who died before her scheduled graduation at the University of the Free State, is to be laid to rest in Limpopo.
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South African court blocks return of Lungu’s remains to Zambia
A court has blocked the repatriation of former Zambian president Edgar Lungu’s remains to Zambia.
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Four entrepreneurs take on iconic Freedom Paddle with Helplink backing
Helplink backs four entrepreneurs in the Freedom Day paddle around Robben Island, linking business resilience with the 27km ocean challenge.
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Retired lecturer brings art skills to Gamtoos Valley
Veteran art lecturer brings decades of expertise to Gamtoos Valley, eager to mentor emerging artists through hands-on ceramics and beadwork.
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Sizwe Kupelo suffers setback as court keeps fraud case alive
Court dismisses Sizwe Kupelo’s discharge application, allowing his fraud and forgery trial over an alleged fake matric certificate to continue.
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Godongwana considers extending fuel levy cut as oil prices surge
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has told Parliament he is considering extending the temporary R3 per litre fuel levy cut beyond the end of April as South Africans brace for another steep fuel price increases in May.
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Lawyer lodges Equality Court complaint against Julius Malema, EFF
Julius Malema has been named in an Equality Court complaint lodged in Johannesburg. The matter will be considered by the court.
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Western Cape records worst fire season in 25 years as dry winter looms
The Western Cape has experienced its most severe fire season in a quarter-century, with firefighting crews battling an unprecedented number of blazes.
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Home Affairs denies passport exemption for Lesotho nationals
The Department of Home Affairs has dismissed reports claiming that Lesotho nationals will no longer need valid passports to enter South Africa.
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