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Rand Water plans to have a stable power solution

Written by Nosipho Radebe The ripple effect of load shedding on the City's water supply forces Rand Water to find a more stable solution. Eskom announced that stage 5 load shedding will continue to be implemented from this morning until further notice. The struggling power utility announced at short notice yesterday that it would be escalating the stages of load shedding. Rand Water says it's working on a plan to […]

today01/02/2023

NSFAS allowances

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NSFAS allowances for 2023 have increased

By: Natasha Archary Higher Education Minister, Blade Nzimande has announced an across-the-board increase in NSFAS allowances for students in 2023. Breaking down the university student allocations earlier this week, Nzimande shared that the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) fund has a projected R47.6 billion this year. "Let me indicate that our living allowance increment across the board will be R1650 per month, which is a 10% as compared to […]

today01/02/2023

Flavio Hlabangwane

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Soweto body parts case: Flavio Hlabangwane found guilty

By: Natasha Archary Flavio Hlabangwane has been found guilty of murdering and dismembering his cousin and storing her body parts in his freezer. Hlabangwane was on Tuesday, 31 January convicted for the gruesome, premeditated murder of Tshepang Pitse. The two were in a hidden relationship and had a fight before he killed Pitse and hacked her body into pieces. Flavio Hlabangwane confessed to the murder of Tshepang Pitse, and admitted […]

today31/01/2023

Petrol price adjustments announced for October

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Fill up your tank, big hike in fuel kicks in from midnight

By: Natasha Archary Motorists are reminded to fill up their tanks as a big hike in fuel prices kicks in from midnight on Tuesday, 31 January. With an expected increase of 58c/litre in the cost of 93 Octane and 52c/litre increase in 95 Octane, the cost of fuel is heading in the wrong direction yet again. According to BusinessTech, this can be attributed to an under-recovery of global fuel prices. […]

today31/01/2023

Eskom implements Stage 2 loadshedding

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Eskom pushes load-shedding to stage 5 “until further notice”

By Zuko Komisa Eskom pushes load-shedding to stage 5. At midday on Tuesday, stage 5 power outages were announced by the power utility. Stage 5 power cuts will resume on Wednesday at 5 AM, according to a brief statement from Eskom, and they would last "until further notice." "In the last 24 hours, six generating units have suffered breakdowns, of which a unit each at Duvha and Hendrina have not […]

today31/01/2023

Gerhard Ackerman

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Alleged child sex-ring kingpin, Gerhard Ackerman rearrested

By: Natasha Archary Alleged child sex-ring kingpin, Gerhard Ackerman has been rearrested after he violated his bail conditions. Ackerman who stands accused of 740 counts for rape, attempted rape, attempted murder and the production and distribution of child porn, failed to appear for his court appearance citing ill-health. Police however, rearrested Ackerman in Florida, west of Johannesburg after he was spotted by members of the public. Ackerman claimed that he […]

today31/01/2023

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School learners escape burning minibus taxi in Riet River, KZN

By Zuko Komisa School learners escaped burning minibus taxi in Riet River, Kwa Zulu Natal. Several learners were able to escape from a burning minibus taxi on Monday morning while it was taking them to school. Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) personnel were dispatched to Riet River's Neptune Drive. Also Read: “I’ll make history” says the new City of Joburg mayor, Thapelo Amad According to the Reaction Unit of South […]

today31/01/2023

COVID-19 vaccine

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COVID-19 vaccine boosters now available for eligible citizens

By Zuko Komisa COVID-19 vaccine boosters are now available for eligible citizens. Additional COVID-19 vaccine booster doses are now accessible for qualified individuals at all nationwide active immunization sites, according to the Department of Health. All persons 18 and older who are listed as having an immunodeficiency on the Electronic Vaccination Data System (EVDS) are also qualified to receive a second booster shot 180 days following their initial shot. Teenagers […]

today31/01/2023

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Alexandra High students who spilt uPhuthu and milk have been suspended

By Zuko Komisa Alexandra High students who spilt uPhuthu and milk have been suspended pending a disciplinary hearing. Students at Alexandra High School who caused a food commotion over lunch have been suspended and awaiting a disciplinary hearing. This occurs after a video of the students' unacceptably disruptive behaviour at the school on January 26, 2023, went viral on social media. There were chaotic scenes at Alexandra High School on […]

today31/01/2023

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