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‘Beat the heat with cool zones’

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Temperatures being recorded in some parts of South Africa are already close to the limits at which humans can survive
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Investing in innovation will reduce unemployment and poverty

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South African inventions that have changed the world are all underpinned by research, development and significant financial backing — to lose this would be tragic
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‘We must not be complacent’ — Ramaphosa extends lockdown by two weeks

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President Cyril Ramaphosa extends the national lockdown by another two weeks to curb new Covid-19 infections, assuring South Africans that some businesses will be allowed to operate
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2021: ANC, DA could lose metros

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Based on projections, if the ANC continues on its 2016 trajectory, the party could have to go into coalitions in Johannesburg and in Tshwane
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Raw sewage overwhelms Durban

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The breakdown of a treatment plant has cost businesses millions of rand in lost income,  delayed ship maintenance and hammered sea life
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Election’s biggest little winners — FF+ Freedom Front Plus

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While smaller parties have seen a decline and over fist, the Freedom Front Plus has emerged as one of the biggest winners of the 2019 election
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Inkatha Freedom Party arrests the decline

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After losing voters every single election, the party is turning its slide around, with results showing that it is growing
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FF+ joins list of most searched parties on Google

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The other two political parties that are most searched for are the ANC and the Economic Freedom Fighters
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CSIR predicts biggest ANC loss since ‘94

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With over 3-million votes counted the CSIR — in partnership with the SABC — predict that the ANC will only get 57.39% votes
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Letters to the editor: April 5- 11

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Our readers write about the CSIR, the upcoming elections and Ace Magashule
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Job losses threatens the CSIR’s reputation

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The council's climate change research could suffer from job cuts
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Your recycling isn’t being recycled

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Despite national plans to reuse waste and reduce SA’s carbon emissions, too much rubbish is still going into landfills and money is being lost
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Lifetime focus to improve service delivery

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Lifetime Award by an individual
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Minds for mining at new Mandela Mining Precinct

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The budget for mining R&D has increased dramatically
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​Biorefinery facility launched to address biomass waste challenges

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The BIDF will boost South Africa’s industrial competitiveness
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Luxor Paints loses CCMA case, must pay workers R40-m in back pay

Sarah Smit
Some of the 181 workers were dismissed for carrying sticks during a strike, others were dismissed even though they weren’t at the picket, but were deemed guilty by association

Pay-TV inquiry probes the Multichoice monopoly

Sarah Smit
Africa’s largest subscription television operator says it is under threat amid the emerging popularity of global platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime

Covid-overflow hospital in ruins as SIU investigates

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A high-level probe has begun into hundreds of millions of rand spent by the Gauteng health department to refurbish a hospital that is now seven months behind schedule – and lying empty

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