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"Now that large events can return, we will be working with our partners to get industries up and running as soon as possible, including big sporting matches," said Alan Winde.

Ministerial committee rejects border testing and supports end to social-distancing rules

Following the unrest in Nkqubela, Robertson, last week, the Langeberg Municipality, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) and the local police all gathered, along with local councillors to address the situation.

SOME bus commuters were left stranded while others had to run for their lives as amaphela operators allegedly set alight three buses on Thursday, 24 March.

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There are several promising signs that investment is picking up in South Africa

Certain taxi routes and ranks in Nyanga could be closed down and operating licences suspended if the violence between rival associations continues, the Western Cape transport MEC warned on Friday.

The Western Cape Department of Agriculture and the Californian Department of Food and Agriculture officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 11 March to promote cooperation in agriculture.

The demonstration, organised by two taxi associations, Codeta and Cata, blocked several arterial roads into the city’s central business district on Thursday morning

A taxi strike in Cape Town has caused major backlogs on the N2 highway.