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Man was seriously hurt when he jumped from a bridge

KwaZulu-Natal premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube says there is enough food for all school-going children, even though the food supplied in some schools would not last a week.

High-ranking members of Oscar Mabuyane’s executive as well as the premier himself are being probed by the Special Investigating Unit over the Fort Hare qualifications saga.

A group of Southern Illinois University physics students and staff got an early preview and the trip of a lifetime.

In celebration of National Small Business Week, the Illinois Small Business Development Center at SIU is sponsoring a variety of special events.

The incident happened last at an apartment building near Bathurst Street and Drewry Avenue.

Services came to a standstill at Nelson Mandela Bay’s energy and electricity department on Friday after workers downed tools, demanding answers about seven officials who were placed on precautionary suspension earlier this week.

St. Francis CARE in Murphysboro held a “Pie in the Face” fundraiser on SIU Campus to raise funds for pets.

Join us for a special InFocus highlight on a new podcast partnership between SIU’s School of Medicine and WSIU. So ILL explores the impact of climate change on healthcare, but also healthcare’s impact on climate change. We’ll hear from one of the students involved in ‘So Ill,’ about why it’s so important.

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) says it is planning to investigate the troubled National Skills Fund which has failed to account for R5bn over the past two financial years.