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Healthcare workers line up to receive their jabs

The vaccination of front-line workers took off yesterday with a pledge that there would be enough vaccines to inoculate 40m people, or two-thirds of the population, to achieve herd immunity.

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Rustenburg mayor threatens to sue 'former lover'

Rustenburg mayor threatens to sue 'former lover'
Lindile Sifile"> By Lindile Sifile - 16 February 2021 - 09:55
Rustenburg mayor Mpho Khunou, who appeared in a North West court yesterday over harassment allegations, has now threatened his alleged ex-lover with a R300,000 lawsuit.
Khunou appeared at the Tlhabane magistrate's court to argue why an interim protection order granted to his alleged former flame Sina Makgatlha in December should not be finalised. Judgment was postponed until next week...
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Tlhabane , North-west , South-africa , Rustenburg , Lindile-sifile , Sina-makgatlha , Mpho-khunou , Comment-policy , Makgatlha , Letter , Defamation

Government subsidy scheme a stumbling block to Lusu's dream home

Government subsidy scheme a stumbling block to Lusu's dream home
Lindile Sifile"> By Lindile Sifile - 15 February 2021 - 09:27
A Gauteng man’s dream of owning a house has been delayed by a government subsidy scheme for more than a year, despite having an approved bank bond and making R23,000 deposit.
For months, Alfred Lusu, 37, a municipal health and safety officer, has been squatting with friends while his new home at Savanna City, south of Johannesburg, has been waiting for him to take occupancy since December...
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Visa holdup threatens Chiefs' clash with Wydad

Kaizer Chiefs will attempt to fly out of SA tonight to fulfil their CAF Champions League fixture against Morocco’s Wydad Casablanca, after failing to do so last night due to what they call travel difficulties associated with the Covid-19 pandemic.

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'Give India vaccine to healthy people'

Don't throw away the one million AstraZeneca jabs. Give them to healthier people.

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The 'poor hustler' who wants to store vaccines

The 'poor hustler' who wants to store vaccines
Lindile Sifile"> By Lindile Sifile - 03 February 2021 - 07:48
The director of a newly registered company that has been linked to alleged corruption in the storage and distribution of vaccines says he is a "poor man" who survives by helping illiterate people register their companies.
Serati Simon Mashilo, the sole owner of Jova Vaccines Supply, became an overnight sensation after a message circulated that the company, which was registered on January 29, had been lined up to score a massive tender from the provincial government due to his alleged links to premier Rifilwe Mtshweni-Tsipane...

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Schools story announced birth of Sowetan 40 years ago

Schools story announced birth of Sowetan 40 years ago
Lindile Sifile"> By Lindile Sifile - 02 February 2021 - 08:38
A story about the SA schools population increasing by 100,000 pupils in 1981 got veteran journalist Len Kalane a spot on the front page of the first edition of Sowetan 40 years ago.
“The evolution of time is an amazing phenomenon. That story I wrote was about scale. At the time, SA had a population of 29m excluding blacks who lived in homelands. The 100,000 of new pupils was an astronomical number that time and that is why the story made it to the front page. Then township school kids were ordinarily in class at any given day or time. They didn’t roam the streets like they do today. It was strange for us to see so many of them walking the streets. That was unheard of back then,” said Kalane...

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All ends well after Hyundai buyer is driven over bend

All ends well after Hyundai buyer is driven over bend
Lindile Sifile"> By Lindile Sifile - 01 February 2021 - 09:06
Willem Maake from Olievenhoutbosch in Centurion bought a Hyundai Grand i10 Fluid for R231,000 at a Hyundai dealership in Midrand in September to avoid using public transport during the coronavirus pandemic.
But little did Maake know that a few months later, he would face an uphill battle to have his brand-new vehicle replaced after it had mechanical faults...
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Nkhensani Hospital's nursing staff live in fear

Nkhensani Hospital's nursing staff live in fear
Lindile Sifile"> By Lindile Sifile - 25 January 2021 - 07:11
“It’s so bad here that many of my colleagues wish they could just contract Covid-19 so that they can stay home for 14 days rather than come to work.”
A nurse at Nkhensani Hospital in Giyani, Limpopo, has alleged that the environment at the hospital had become so unbearable that most of his co-workers often took unplanned leave just to be away from the “poorly managed” facility...
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Scheming against black doctors: Blacklisted black MD feels vindicated

Scheming against black doctors: Blacklisted black MD feels vindicated
Lindile Sifile"> By Lindile Sifile - 20 January 2021 - 07:34
A triumphant Dr Nonkosi Ngumbela, who has been blacklisted for almost three years from servicing patients from Medscheme, says she is vindicated after three medical aid schemes were found to have racially profiled black practitioners.
“I’m excited that the truth is finally out but I still have deep anger at how my name had been dragged through the mud by criminals who ran rampant, destroying the lives of many black doctors. Some of my colleagues’ children were so looking forward to following in their parents’ footsteps but have since chosen different career paths because of the frustrations their parents went through,” said Ngumbela, 61, a general practitioner of more than 30 years from East London in the Eastern Cape...

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