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South Africa: New Energy Regime Will Deepen Inequality
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South Africa: Tracking Covid-19 in the Sewer System of South Africa's Informal Settlements Could Expand Our Knowledge Base
[Daily Maverick] The monitoring of water samples from formal sewerage systems for Covid-19 has rapidly become standard practice globally. Now a South African project is expanding that to monitor sewage discharge in non-sewered areas - informal settlements.
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Immigration Corner | Applying for citizenship as a spouse of a UK citizen
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South Africa: Bushiri Debacle 'Shouldn't Affect SA-Malawi Diplomatic Relations'
[SAnews.gov.za] The Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation has expressed concern at the potential effect the Bushiri escape may have on diplomatic relations between South Africa and Malawi.
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SANZAAR chairperson quits, calls for radical change - and no Super Rugby
The chairperson of SANZAAR, Brett Impey, has resigned, calling for the governing body to throw open its membership to developing nations.
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Source: South African News | Online News | The South African
Trailblazing Jamaican nurse in England tougher than nails - Stabroek News
(Jamaica Gleaner) As England’s healthcare sector buckles under the weight of mounting coronavirus cases amid lockdowns, Jamaica-born Nichole McIntosh is battle-ready to tackle her job as the regional head of nursing at Health Education England
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African Governance Making Progress - Ibrahim Index of African Governance
[DW] A latest report by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation on African governance shows a decline in overall progress for the first time in a decade. This has been driven by a decline in security and the rule of law in some countries.
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Recusal refusal: Furious Zuma lawyers 'lodge complaint' against Zondo
Things are bubbling over at the State Capture Inquiry, as the war of words between Zondo and Zuma have intensified following Thursday's recusal verdict.
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There's good news for fans who missed out on being allocated tickets in the ballot for next year's British & Irish Lions tour to SA.
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Cape Town: Driver receiving treatment after 'car plunges down a mountain'
A Cape Town motorist was left in a critical condition - and with 'several serious injuries' - after crashing down the mountainside in Gordon's Bay.
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South Africa: Today’s latest news and headlines, Thursday 19 November
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Trump fires top US official who dismissed voter fraud claims
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Bad news for Tito Mboweni: SA 'to stop accepting cheque payments' soon
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South Africa: Unemployment Soars in South Africa
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Watch: SABC journalists revolt against network while live-on-air
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Watch | One year of COVID-19: Eerie first news reports revisited
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Africa: A Far From Bright Future
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