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SCOPA to look into public funds allegations against Ramaphosa

The Standing Committee on Public Accounts will today hold discussions on the misuse of public funds allegations. It follows receipt of a letter wherein MP Mervyn Dirks demanded clarity over president Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent statements in which he said was aware that state funds were being abused but failed to report it. Scopa chairperson, Mkhuleko Hlengwa, says the ANC’s snap suspension of Dirks has no material bearing on the matter, […]

today25 January 2022

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SANDF says no structural damage was caused by fire at Waterkloof Air Force

The South African National Defence Force says no structural damage was reported following the fire at the Waterkloof Air Force Base in Tshwane yesterday evening. The fire broke out at the fuel depot. SANDF says the magnitude of the damage and the cost of the damage to the bulk fuel depot will form part of an investigation that will interrogate all events and or incidents that might have led to […]

today24 January 2022

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Two suspects arrested over drug possession

A 42-year-old man was arrested and detained on a charge of dealing in drugs in Somerset West after officials searched a premises and found 77 ecstasy tablets, magic mushrooms and cannabis worth R23 000. Meanwhile, a 36-year-old man was arrested and detained on a charge of possession of drugs in the Delft area after police members of the Anti-Gang Unit, approached a residence in Rosendal, where they confiscated a total […]

today24 January 2022

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WC to exit forth covid-19 wave

Western Cape premier Alan Winde says the province’s exit from the Covid-19 fourth wave is imminent. The province will have officially exited the fourth wave once it reaches 600 daily new cases based on the seven-day moving average. According to the South African Covid-19 Modelling Consortium, Gauteng is the first province to have officially exited the fourth wave. Winde says they are starting to see a decoupling of cases, deaths, […]

today24 January 2022

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SA health dept records nearly 2k new covid-19 cases

South Africa has recorded 1 931 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours. The majority of new cases are from Gauteng with 26%, followed by the Western Cape with 20% and KwaZulu-Natal accounted for 19%. There has been an increase of 26 hospital admissions in the past 24 hours. A further 17 Covid-19 related deaths have been reported taking the total to 94 177 to date. The country’s recovery […]

today24 January 2022

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WC Com Safety MEC suspended

Western Cape premier Alan Winde has suspended Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz with immediate effect amid allegations of serious misconduct. Winde, who had not initially mentioned what the allegations are, in a statement says he has initiated a full investigation, which must proceed on an unhindered basis. He says Fritz has offered his full cooperation in this investigation. Meanwhile, the Good party’s Brett Herron says it is important that Winde […]

today24 January 2022

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WC Agriculture MEC welcomed expanding of curriculum to include agricultural subjects

LOCAL The Western Cape MEC for Agriculture, Ivan Meyer, has welcomed the decision to expand Pelican Park High School in Cape Town's curriculum to include agricultural subjects such as agricultural management science. Meyer says he has been advocating for an agricultural focus at existing schools in the Western Cape. He says the school is ideally located near the breadbasket of the Metro.

today21 January 2022

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SA health dept records 135 new Covid-19 cases

NATIONAL South Africa has recorded an increase of 135 Covid-19 related hospital admissions in the past 24 hours. Three-thousand-962 new cases have been identified. The majority of new cases are from Gauteng with 23%, Western Cape with 21% and KwaZulu-Natal accounting for 17%. The Department of Health says it is still continuing with its audit exercise and there maybe a backlog of Covid-19 mortality cases reported. The department is reporting […]

today21 January 2022

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SACC calls for dialogue on foreign nationals

LOCAL The South African Council of Churches (SACC) has called for a dialogue on foreign nationals. In a statement, the SACC expressed deep concerns that one misplaced word or act by one or more persons could trigger violence and death. SACC Secretary-General Bishop Malusi Mpumlwana says the national indaba should involve all sectors including foreign national representative organisations. Bishop Mpumlwana says the national Indaba should look into various issues including […]

today21 January 2022

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