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Search for two Msinga flood victims resumes

Search for two Msinga flood victims resumes

The search is continuing for two more people who are missing after a bakkie was swept off a low-lying bridge in the Msinga area of KwaZulu-Natal during heavy rain on Thursday night. Four of the 10 occupants, twin brothers Sibongiseni and Sabelo Ndlovu, their uncle who was the driver and a passenger in the front seat, were able to escape. …

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Trump rejects settling Iran war – SABC News

Trump cheers death of Iranian leader says strikes will continue

US President Donald Trump said he is not interested in negotiating with Iran and ​raised the possibility that the Iran war would only end once Tehran no longer has a functioning military or any remaining leadership in power. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Saturday, Trump said ‌the air campaign could make negotiations a moot point if all …

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Cape Town warns of road closures due to the Cape Town Cycle Tour

Cape Town cycle tour underway.

The City of Cape Town has advised residents and motorists to allow for extra travel time on Sunday as various roads will be closed due to the Cape Town Cycle Tour. The City’s Traffic Spokesperson Kevin Jacobs says the road closures are necessary to ensure the safety of cyclists, spectators and residents. He has urged motorists to plan their travel …

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The story of a female bricklayer breaking barriers in Fort Portal

The story of a female bricklayer breaking barriers in Fort

Enid Kanyunyuzi at work Fort Portal, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | As the world prepares to celebrate International Women’s Day this Sunday, the story of Enid Kanyunyuzi, a 43-year-old bricklayer from Harubaho Village, Nyakagongo Ward, Fort Portal Central Division, stands as a shining example of determination and women’s empowerment. The mother of three has spent seven years thriving in a …

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Two memorial services planned for Lekota

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Two memorial services will be held for the late Congress of the People (COPE) leader Mosiuoa Lekota this week. The one will take place in Johannesburg on Tuesday and the other one in Bloemfontein on Thursday. Lekota will be laid to rest in the Free State capital city on Saturday. COPE’s National Chairperson, Pakes Dikgetsi, says a church service will …

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SA will never forget role Jesse Jackson played: Ramaphosa – SABC News

SA will never forget role Jesse Jackson played Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa has told mourners at the funeral service of civil rights leader in the US, Reverend Jesse Jackson, in Chicago, that South Africans will never forget the role Jackson played on the global stage. Ramaphosa has paid tribute to the late civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson, at a private funeral service in Chicago Illinois, in the US. …

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Demonstrators rally in London against US-Israeli strikes on Iran

Israel to attack Irans underground missile sites Sources SABC

Thousands of demonstrators have marched to the US embassy in London to protest against the US-Israeli bombing of Iran as the conflict enters its second week. The conflict has already spilled beyond Iran’s borders. Tehran has hit Israel and Gulf Arab states hosting US military installations, and Israel has launched fresh attacks in Lebanon after the Iran-aligned militia Hezbollah fired …

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NPA requests records of all previous dockets against Brown Mogotsi

Mogotsi apologises for failing to appear before commission on Monday

The The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in the North West has requested all police dockets be sent to them that are related to previous charges against local businessman, Brown Mogotsi. This follows Mogotsi’s recent appearance before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee investigating his alleged role as a fixer with possible links to law enforcement and political figures. The Madlanga Commission of …

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Obama calls on Americans to eulate Rev Jesse Jackson – SABC News

Obama calls on Americans to eulate Rev Jesse Jackson

Former US President Barack Obama has used his eulogy of the late Rev Jesse Jackson to call on Americans to follow his example in confronting what he referred to as the current assault on the country’s democracy by those in power. Speaking at Chicago’s House of Hope memorial service for the late civil rights leader, Obama pointed to a country …

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