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One of the four suspended staff members involved in the Albert Fritz fiasco has spoken out for the first time, vehemently denying being involved in sexual misconduct.

After a two-year-long battle, South Africa has obtained an agreement with the WTO to produce its own COVID-19 vaccines.

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) said six more deaths were recorded leaving the fatalities to 101 604.

This comes ahead of the United Rugby Championship final between the Stormers and Bulls in Cape Town this coming weekend.

While enthusiastic rugby fans are gearing up for the United Rugby Championship final at Cape Town Stadium, the Western Cape government is making another push for all Covid-19 restrictions to be lifted ahead of the big game.

For the first time in its history, Struisbaai in the Western Cape has a post-primary school education offering – a newly launched R36m skills facility.

Firefighters have been hailed for containing the fire that broke out in Tableview last week. Rescuers will continue monitoring the area.

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) said nine more deaths were recorded leaving the fatalities to 101 477.

Cape law enforcement officers retrieved a paramedic vehicle stolen from an accident scene on Saturday night.

South Africans weigh in on why working from home is the best amid calls for workers to return to work