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The govt can now track cellphone locations back to 5 March: how Covid-19 tracing will work
Blue Origin employees say they won't feel safe riding company's rockets, it's 'lucky' nothing happened
Covid may have killed 1 in 300 in the Eastern Cape – perhaps the worst rate in the world
16% of South Africa's domestic workers are abused at work, according to a shocking new report
'How to make alcohol.' South Africans are frantically searching for recipes, Google says
The controversial state company that supplies Durban with its water turned a R100 million a month profit – at the end of a drought [South Africa]
Foreign refugees in South Africa have just been banned from political activity – as SA builds 'a paper wall' against immigration
Shock data: A fifth of SA employees did not receive a salary in June
Meta spent a record $27 million on Mark Zuckerberg's security and private jet travel in 2021
The UN responded to Elon Musk's dare with a $6.6 billion plan to tackle world hunger
US deploys Green Berets to defeat ISIS-linked insurgents in Mozambique
You’ll lose access to WhatsApp after 8 Feb, unless you agree to Facebook data sharing