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The remains of Constable Francis Rasuge were laid to rest on Saturday, bringing final closure to her family, friends and colleagues since her disappearance eight years ago.

A total of 171 rhinos have been killed between January and April this year, the Department of Environmental Affairs has announced.

Soweto - US First Lady Michelle Obama has told the youth that they can be the change that they want to see in the word.

Cape Town - Electricity parastatal Eskom has been grilled by Parliament for supply disruptions and connection delays in areas such as rural communities, schools and clinics.

Pretoria - The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) is taking its road safety campaign to schools in a bid to reduce the number of road accidents and promote the correct use of road infrastructure.

Live testing of the billing system for the e-toll on Gauteng's roads has been launched, the South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) announced on Friday.

Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma has passed on his condolences to the family of Professor Kader Asmal, following the passing on of the struggle hero and former Cabinet Minister.

Pretoria - The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality is still continuing with its search for families of the Struisbult care centre fire victims.

Pretoria - Efforts to get rid of bogus doctors and illegal abortions within the eThekwini Municipality has started to bear fruit, with 10 so-called doctors being arrested for practicing backstreet abortions.

It's official - Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula will participate in this year's Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge to be held on Sunday, 18 November.

Pretoria - "A revolutionary fighter who devoted his entire life to the struggle for freedom and democracy" and "outstanding fighter for liberation" are just some of the words used to pay tribute to Kader Asmal.

The Gauteng Department of Health, in collaboration with the National Health Laboratory Services, is implementing a new system that will make ordering blood tests by doctors more efficient.

Mbombela - The Mpumalanga provincial government has only one week left to test 145 000 of the local population for HIV in order to meet its target of more than one million.

Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile says there should be one more consultation process on the Tshwane/Pretoria name change issue.

"Work beside us and respect our voices as we also have potential and talents." This was the earnest plea made by a mental health care user to society at a National Mental Health Summit on Thursday.