Rea Vaya buses resume operations

A Rea Vaya bus is pictured in Johannesburg. Rea Vaya buses are back to normal operations in Johannesburg this morning. This after thousands of commuters were left stranded in Soweto yesterday due to a strike by bus operators. Rea Vaya management has since released a social media post confirming that buses would be operating as…

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Hamilton’s Ferrari debut falls flat with 8th place qualifying

Norris leads McLaren 1-2 in Australian Grand Prix qualifying 1 minute The much anticipated first official appearance of seven-time world champion, Lewis Hamilton in a Ferrari, was a rude awakening for Britain. He could only qualify eighth fastest for Sunday’s opening Formula One Grand Prix of the season in Melbourne, Australia. Hamilton was well off…

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NSRI warns anglers in KZN as spring tide peaks

NSRI search and rescue boat 1 minute The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) in KwaZulu-Natal has advised anglers to be cautious as the new moon spring tide is peaking this weekend. NSRI spokesperson Andrew Ingram says the high tide will cause strong currents in the afternoon. “Anglers are reminded to wear life jackets and carry…

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Postecoglou promises Tottenham fans greater success next season

Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min lifts the trophy with teammates after winning the Europa League Final 1 minute Manager Ange Postecoglou promised Tottenham Hotspur fans greater success next season after making good on his pledge of always winning a trophy in his second year at a club with a triumph at the Europa League. Thousands of fans joined…

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Parents slam “snail’s pace” Govt on Autism education

Autism awareness. 3 minutes Despite raising autism awareness, stigma and discrimination remain significant challenges for individuals with autism. Parents of children with autism have criticised the government for moving at a snail’s pace to recognise and educate society. This was revealed at an autism awareness campaign led by the Family of Neuro-developmental Disorders Foundation in…

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Food, housing push SA inflation up to 3% in June: Stats SA

Consumer inflation edged higher in June. Stats SA data show that the annual consumer price inflation was 3% in June, up from 2.8% in May. The main positive contributors to the 3 percent annual inflation rate were housing and utilities, food and non-alcoholic beverages, and alcoholic beverages and tobacco. Between May and June, the CPI increased…

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ANC KZN’s fate to be decided on within two weeks: Mbalula

The ANC NWC discussing KwaZulu-Natal organisational issues during a meeting at Birchwood Conference Centre. 2 minutes African National Congress (ANC) Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula says the fate of the KwaZulu-Natal provincial structure will be decided on within the next two weeks. This follows a meeting of the ANC National Working Committee and the KZN Provincial Executive…

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