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Johannesburg - The Coca-Cola Zero Fest, which kicks of on Friday at 10:30am, is set to rock Johannesburg.

Pretoria - The recent spate of service delivery protests in South Africa's townships has highlighted an urgent need for a change in the approach of government institutions, says President Jacob Zuma.

Johannesburg - A Brand Messaging Book for Tourism was launched on Thursday to help everyone who comes into contact with visitors to share an inspirational message about the country as a tourism destination.

Johannesburg - The jet fuel crisis at OR Tambo International Airport has been resolved.

Johannesburg - Minister for Higher Education and Training Dr Blade Nzimande has challenged the universities to play an important role in improving the quality of learning experience provided to students.

Johannesburg - Refuse will be collected as usual throughout the Easter holidays, except on Good Friday.

Johannesburg - The Coca-Cola Zero Fest, which kicks of on Friday at 10:30am, is set to rock Johannesburg.

Pretoria - Motorists travelling towards Limpopo using the N1Northward, between Rigel and Atterbury off-ramps are advised to use alternative routes as the road is temporarily closed due to an accident.

Umvoti - The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health has deployed 132 newly qualified personnel at strategic points in the province to attend to all emergencies during the Easter holidays.

Johannesburg - Government has called on sport personalities and celebrities to participate in communication campaigns aimed at educating young people on HIV and AIDS, among other things.

Pretoria - The Independent Electoral Commission's (IEC) results centre will open its doors on Wednesday at the Tshwane Events Centre.

Johannesburg - Deputy President Baleka Mbete has urged South Africans to take ownership of the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup by buying tickets to attend the games and buying them early rather than later.

Pretoria - President Kgalema Motlanthe has welcomed two new ambassadors from Kazakhstan and Sierra Leone to South Africa.

Pretoria - Thousands of South Africans worldwide are already descending on missions abroad to cast their votes today.

Johannesburg - International specialist banking group, Investec, boosted ticket sales for the FIFA Confederations Cup when it purchased 50 000 tickets for the tournament.