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johannesburg-emergency-services

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/ 24 June 2009

Emergency services mum on wage talks

Johannesburg Emergency Services management was keeping mum on Wednesday about an ongoing salary dispute with its workers.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 4 June 2009

Samwu: Emergency services workers not on strike

Johannesburg Emergency Services workers are not on strike, Samwu said on Thursday, despite them failing to carry out their duties.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 July 2008

Death toll rises to eight after truck crash

Another person has died following a head-on collision between a seven-tonne construction truck and a heavy-duty tow truck in Randfontein.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 September 2007

Engine failure thought to be behind Jo’burg plane crash

Eyewitnesses have claimed that the engine of a two-seater Tiger Moth failed before it crashed into a truck, bus and car on a road in Ennerdale on Wednesday. A passenger in the plane died in the crash, which also killed the driver of the Iveco bus and injured 23 of the 40 security guards on board.

By Staff Reporter

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