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Jackson’s son Yusef says the Reverend brought light to a sometimes dark world

Jacksons son Yusef says the Reverand brought light to a

Civil Rights Activist and US politician, Reverend Jesse Jackson has been described as a fighter for justice in the US and around the world at his memorial service taking place in Chicago. President Cyril Ramaphosa is in the US and will join the Jackson family where he will pay tribute at the Reverend’s funeral on Saturday. PRESIDENT RAMAPHOSA ARRIVES IN …

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Africa Digital Transformation Centre launched in Pretoria

Africa Digital Transformation Centre launched in Pretoria

The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies in partnership with the International Telecommunications Union have launched the Africa Digital Transformation Centre in Pretoria. The centre, which will be situated at the Innovation Hub, aims to accelerate innovation, digital skills and entrepreneurship in the country and the region as a whole. Addressing delegates at the launch, Communications and Digital Technologies Deputy …

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Road users on Free State’s N5 warned about possible flooding

Road users on Free States N5 warned about possible flooding

The Free State Road Incident Management System (RIMS, has issued a flood warning for road users travelling on the N5 over the Sandspruit, past Paul Roux towards Senekal. Heavy rainfall is expected over the weekend and drivers are advised to exercise extreme caution. Orange level 5 warning : Severe thunderstorms Affected area: Free State and North West Validity period: 06 …

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Heavy rain helps boost dam levels in Little Karoo and surrounds

Heavy rain helps boost dam levels in Little Karoo and

Heavy rain a few weeks ago in some areas of the Little Karoo and across the Gouritz catchment has helped boost dam levels. Some areas surrounding the water stressed town of Ladismith in the Western Cape saw dramatic improvements almost overnight. Gerhard Otto is the Head of Disaster Management at the Garden Route District Municipality. “We really didn’t expect the …

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SANDF soldiers guided by code of conduct: Sangweni

SANDF soldiers guided by code of conduct Sangweni

South African National Defence Force  (SANDF) Major General Siphiwe Sangweni says the behaviour of soldiers during their deployment inside South African borders to assist police is guided by the code of conduct. He was briefing the Joint Standing Committee on Defence on the conduct of SANDF members during deployment. Soldiers will be deployed in Gauteng, the Eastern and the Western …

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Booysen and colleagues should answer to taxi association killing allegations: Mashaile

Booysen and colleagues should answer to taxi association killing allegations

Security Strategist and retired Interpol Ambassador Andy Mashaile says it’s never too late to bring to book former KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Major General Johan Booysen and his former colleagues to answer for their alleged hidden past atrocities. The members of the Cato Manor Violent Crime Unit have been accused of killing members of the Kwa- Maphumulo Taxi Association between 2008 …

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US Justice Dept releases missing FBI interviews in Epstein files with woman who made claims against Trump – SABC News

US Justice Dept releases missing FBI interviews in Epstein files

The US Justice Department released FBI records on Thursday that summarize interviews of an unidentified woman in which she made accusations against President Donald Trump related to an alleged sexual encounter. FBI agents interviewed the woman four times in 2019 as part of their investigation into accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. The Justice Department had previously released a log confirming …

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Residents in parts of NMB continue to face ongoing water outages

Residents in parts of NMB continue to face ongoing water

Residents in the Western suburbs and parts of the Northern areas of Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB) in the Eastern Cape, are continuing to face ongoing water outages, leaving many households without reliable access to water for the past two weeks. Bonke Mvimbi says the intermittent supply has disrupted daily life, forcing him to rely on water tankers and bottled water …

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Anti-gay Anglicans ease off their challenge to female archbishop

Archbishop Laurent Mbanda of Rwanda now leads the anti-gay church coalition Gafcon, the Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans. (Photo courtesy of AFP/Getty/BBC)

Gafcon chooses leadership council instead of a male rival to female Archbishop of Canterbury The homophobic faction of the 95-million-member Anglican Communion that broke away in 2008 over acceptance of same-sex marriage and LGBTQ clergy has dropped a plan to elect a male alternative in opposition to Sarah Mullally, whose installation as the first female  Archbishop of Canterbury is scheduled for …

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