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Liverpool will come up against a decidedly familiar iron will when they face Atleti The post Simeone has lost his soldiers but not his bite appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Announcing the lifting of the auction ban, Agriculture Minister Thoko Didiza said some affected farms remain quarantined and any future livestock auctions would need the necessary permits and documentation to trade.

Constable Mlungisi Kidwell Ranaka was shot and killed after four armed men barged into his home on Thursday and demanded his service pistol.

Nelson Mandela’s release from prison was also South Africa’s first ‘media event’. And, despite the NP’s, and the SABC’s, attempt to control the narrative, the force of Madiba’s personality meant that he emerged as a celebrity The post February 11 1990: Mandela’s media conquest appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

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Family spokesperson Nombuso Cele said despite the murder taking place in full view of the public, the family was worried that the accused may be released due to a lack of witnesses willing to testify.

The court said that the City of Cape Town had seven days until it could enforce its by-laws against foreign nationals living around the church.

The man was arrested by the Road Traffic Management Corporation's anti-corruption unit on Friday.

It's understood a taxi carrying 21 pupils crashed into a motorbike on Old Pretoria Road in Midrand.

The renewed calls for the revocation came at the 2020 State of the Nation Address when the EFF called for De Klerk to be removed from the National Assembly, as he was - in their words - 'a murderer with blood on his hands'.

VUT welcomes the publishing of the report of the independent assessors to investigate concerns of poor governance, leadership, management, corruption and fraud at the university. The post Response to the report of the independent assessors appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Carol-Mari Schulz received the Bachelor of Health Sciences in Occupational Hygiene Top Achiever Award. The post NWU student receives international award appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Lectures, practicals, seminars and tutorials will all resume today as per specific academic timetables. The post Academic programme resumes at all campuses appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

This week, the commission will move its focus to the taxi industry in Tshwane and Ekurhuleni.

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille was addressing claimants at a commemoration of the District Six forced removals at the Castle of Good Hope at the weekend.

Barloworld Mbewu enables beneficiaries to move away from dependence on grant funding The post Strategic social investments are a catalyst for social progress appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Powering societal progress demands partnerships between all stakeholders The post We all have a part to play to make South Africa work appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Do the research first; it will save money and time later The post So you want to be a social entrepreneur? appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Enterprises with a cause at their core might be exactly what our economy desperately needs The post Social entrepreneurship means business appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Businesses are finding tangible ways to give back – but only because consumers demand it The post Looking inwards appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

In a statement, UKZN registrar Dr K Cleland said that negotiations between the SRC and management would resume, along with the 2020 academic programme. However, students and staff said they would not let that happen.

Mvuyisi Mabhuda allegedly stabbed 23-year-old Lindokuhle Cele over a week ago in what appeared to have been a homophobic crime.

The provincial legislature received 59 nominations from the public for the position and 15 candidates were shortlisted for the job.

This after an interview with the SABC in which De Klerk apologised for apartheid, but said he does not believe it can be labelled a crime.

The motive for the murder was not yet known.

Paramedics attended to the 23 patients on the scene before they were transported to hospitals.

The Gauteng Education Department's Steve Mabona said that MEC Panyaza Lesufi was on his way to the victims' primary school.

The company's board has confirmed he'll be resigning after more than seven years in the post in order to pursue other career opportunities.

Paramedics and firefighters responded to a blaze at an informal settlement on Sunday night.

Factional battles feature regularly at ANC elective conferences and the June national general council (NGC) is expected to be no different.

The victims appear to have been burned to death.

Police are searching for a parolee who is believed to have kidnapped Van Wyk.

'Business Day' reported on Monday that the council’s ruling followed the case of a glaucoma patient who took on Discovery Health Medical Scheme over its refusal to pay for an implant that was recommended by a specialist.

Clodine Nuys (22) was last seen almost a week ago when she left for work at a local library but when she failed to return home, her family alerted police.

Comedian Trevor Noah was among the recipients of the awards at the ceremony held on Friday night.

This after last week a group of ANC members calling themselves RET came out to bat for former President Jacob Zuma after he was issued with a warrant of arrest by the Pietermaritzburg High Court over his failure to appear in court.

Samantha Radebe was caught in the crossfire between police and alleged hijackers last month.

The 62-year-old man, who owns a daycare centre, is expected to make his second court appearance after being arrested last week along with four accomplices.

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane insisted that there were ways to save time and resources.

The 78-year-old singer died last week at a Pretoria hospital.

The utility suspended stage 2 blackouts on Sunday night, saying that its emergency reserves had adequately recovered.

The former statesman’s foundation last week endorsed his view that apartheid could not be seen as a crime against humanity.

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu previously described De Klerk's unwillingness to accept the National Party’s responsibility for its apartheid policy as “devastating”.

Public Protector spokesperson Oupa Sekgalwe said the timing of Hamilton Samuel's allegations is questionable.

The 31-year-old woman was killed in shootout between police and alleged criminals in Alexandra last month.

Alexandra residents said police should use an informer network where residents familiar with the township can work with officers to fight crime.

The group then entered a jewellery store where they held five security guards hostage but failed to steal from the shop.

Police say several personal computers, hard drives and cellphones containing explicit child pornography material were seized during the operation.

The foundation has released a statement in which it reiterates the former president's statement that he does not agree that apartheid was a crime, during an interview.

The Police deputy minister, national commissioner and JMPD boss are in Alex where an imbizo into crime, safety and the community's relationship with the police is taking place.