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in Local NewsPhala Phala Dilemma
In Parliament, President Cyril Ramaphosa will face questions in the National Assembly. It’s been a few strong weeks for prosecuting authorities with major arrests linked to state capture cases and last week’s July unrest. Will the president be able to avoid questions about a robbery and alleged cover-up at his Limpopo farm in 2020 More
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US tells vaccinated people in high COVID-19 risk areas to mask again
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Threatened with dismissal or eviction for refusing Covid-19 jab? The SAHRC wants to know
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Jacob Zuma becomes SA’s first democratic president to be arrested
