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PP still suspended | 'Transnet strike could kill SA' | IMF: Worst is yet to come | Historic Lebanon Israel pact | Putin weaponises winter | Proteas wilt | Fat bear scandal | Crack the cryptic clue
A full Bench of the Western Cape High Court has dismissed Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's urgent bid for immediate reinstatement to her position - and has ordered her to pay.
News24
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Economy has already been rocked by Covid-19, high unemployment, last year's unrest, flooding in KZN, and the longest and most severe spate of load shedding on record. Strike could cost SA R8bn a day.
Fin24
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SA economic growth downgraded to 2.1% from 2.3%, a forecast that looks optimistic. It also expects more than a third of the global economy to contract this year and warns: The worst is yet to come.
Daily Maverick
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Although the area is notorious for violence and assassinations, there are many residents working together to make it a better place
GroundUp News
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News From Our Continent |
Climate change experts say African countries should reframe debate at COP27 to benefit Africa, which is the most vulnerable to the impact of climate change yet contributes low greenhouse gas emissions
Fin24
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World News |
Negotiators say a deal satisfying both sides has been made. While limited in scope, an agreement might ease security and economic concerns in the countries, whose shared history is rife with conflict.
AL Jazeera
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Ukrainian mayor urges residents to gather heaters and firewood after Russia destroys two power plants. 'Winter is coming and with it perhaps the worst-ever period for our country,' says the mayor.
The Guardian
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Christian Brueckner is accused of five offences between 2000 and 2017 in Portugal. Investigators believe he killed 3-year-old Madeleine after abducting her from a holiday flat in Portugal in 2007.
BBC News
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Health News |
Despite some interventions by Mpumalanga’s health department, a litany of challenges at hospitals hamstrung quality patient care. Spotlight asks what's being done to address these challenges.
Spotlight
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Sport |
SA's World Cup mission suffers a blow yesterday after a 7-wicket loss to India and sees them lose the ODI series and drop vital Super League points, which determines the 8 teams at the showpiece.
Sport24
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And Then There's This ... |
Anal beads in chess, weights in fish, rigged Irish dancing and now Fat Bear Week’s voting system has been compromised. Fat Bear Week is among the best things to exist, making this drama so upsetting.
Jezebel
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Todya's cryptic clue: Flog rough game (4)The solution to yesterday's clue "Ruthless interrogation for PhD? (5,6)" is third degree. A double definition clue. Ruthless interrogation is the third degree and a PhD is usually one's third degree. |