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South Africa: New Drakensberg Nature Reserve Will Protect Ancient Rock Art, Wildlife, Livelihoods, Grasslands And Water - Vimarsana News

South Africa: New Drakensberg Nature Reserve Will Protect Ancient Rock Art, Wildlife, Livelihoods, Grasslands And Water

South Africa's Drakensberg mountains have a new 6,500 hectare nature reserve. The new Northern Drakensberg Nature Reserve is working with communiti

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Card scammers can now ply their trade on the move - Vimarsana News

Card scammers can now ply their trade on the move

Card scammers have taken their devious crimes to the road, with point of sale machines steadily becoming their latest tool of choice, allowing them to ply their trade while on the move.

ActionSA to field Trollip as premier candidate in East Cape - Vimarsana News

ActionSA to field Trollip as premier candidate in East Cape

Former Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Athol Trollip has emerged as ActionSA’s premier candidate for the Eastern Cape, marking the party’s debut in the national and provincial elections.

Call for probe into alleged abuse of initiates in Joe Gqabi district - Vimarsana News

Call for probe into alleged abuse of initiates in Joe Gqabi district

Traditional leaders have demanded a special police investigation into allegations that assaults and torture of initiates in Matatiele, Mount Fletcher and Lady Grey in the Joe Gqabi district are being hidden.

Work on mammoth Umzimvubu Water Project well under way - Vimarsana News

Work on mammoth Umzimvubu Water Project well under way

After unfulfilled promises spanning decades, the construction of the multibillion-rand Umzimvubu Water Project is well under way, with the first phase of the work more than 80% complete. But residents of the OR Tambo, Alfred Nzo and Joe Gqabi district municipalities will have to wait for about six years before they can access water from the project.