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A KwaZulu-Natal security officer sustained high-calibre gunshot wounds during an armed robbery in KwaDabeka, west of Durban, on Tuesday.

SAPS are investigating the shooting.

Information technology has only slightly raised productivity and lowered health care costs, while not significantly affecting health care industry employment, according to a study co-authored by MIT Professor Joseph Doyle.

Khayelitsha may have its roots in the apartheid project of keeping black residents as far out of town as possible, but its residents feel it's a township filled with the promise of incredible development, if only everyone would stand against crime.

Altogether 237 households in the Pholile B informal settlement in Nomzamo were connected to the electricity grid last Wednesday (6 July).

The City of Cape Town removed illegal connections on Saturday and restored power after a month-long outage.

Who qualifies to be excluded from rolling blackouts?

Cattle farmers are increasingly concerned about the threat foot-and-mouth disease poses to the future of the beef industry. Cattle farmers are increasingly concerned about the threat Foot-and-mouth disease poses to the future of the beef industry.

An underage driver died in a horrific crash in Pretoria in the early hours of Sunday morning, leaving two teenage passengers injured.

Three men were found dead in an overturned car near a Durban highway during the early hours of Sunday.