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Durban school choir scores precious medals
Durban School St Maryâs DSG Kloof competed against the worldâs best choirs during the World Choir Games, and returned home with a gold and silver medal. The games took place in Gangneung, Republic of Korea, between July 3-13.
I tried a Korean restaurant in Nairobi, hereâs the surprise
Ain Korean Restaurant
Update: Bokomo offers ‘Miss Albany’ a year supply of products
Bokomo has offered a year supply of Corn Flakes to the three-year-old girl, Lethukukhanya Mjaji aka ‘Miss Albany’s’ family.
1.2 million applications for 8 000 jobs: Panyaza Lesufi’s jobs drive conundrum | News24
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s Nasi Ispani job recruitment programme received a record 1.2 million applications for 8 000 job vacancies across Gauteng government departments.
It wasnât me: Sodi blames dead partner for Rooiwal upgrade mess
Controversial businessman Edwin Sodi has blamed his late partner in the Rooiwal wastewater treatment plant tender, saying the completion of the project failed due to the directorâs fraudulent conduct.
The children shall eat when schools reopen, promises KZN government
The KwaZulu-Natal provincial government has confirmed that all schools in the province will have received food items when schools reopen on Monday.
SAPS IN CRISIS: SAâs âdireâ gun controls are uniting opposition firearm groups â dealersâ association speaks out
A report this week on firearm controls in South Africa found that the police alone cannot be relied on to ensure proper gun controls. Now the South African Arms and Ammunition Dealersâ Association has weighed in â it agrees.
DERAILED: KZN commuters deal with skyrocketing travel costs, unemployment as Prasa network lies in ruins
The grand looting, thieving and vandalisation of South Africaâs vital rail network has been well-documented, but the least told story is how those poor families, school children, blue-collar workers and unemployed who relied on these trains â by far the cheapest form of transport â are coping with the impact of these disruptions.