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Business Confidence up slightly in July

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Johannesburg - South Africa's Business Confidence Index (BCI) has increased slightly to 83.2 points in July from 83.1 points in June, the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) announced on Wednesday.

Child Health Week offers various services

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Giyani - Vitamin A supplementation, de-worming, catch up immunization and growth monitoring will be among the services offered during the Child Health Week.

SA sends condolences to Zim

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Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma has extended condolences to the government and people of Zimbabwe following the death of one of the country's Vice Presidents, Joseph Msika.

Airport fuel crisis prompts reaction

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Pretoria - Energy Minister Dupio Peters is to meet with other role-players in the fuel industry on Thursday to discuss the shortage of jet fuel at the OR Tambo international Airport.

Results of reported second H1N1 case not conclusive

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Based on the report from the National Institute of Communicable Diseases (NICD) the recent death of a 44 year-old deceased from KwaZulu-Natal cannot be conclusively attributed to the H1N1 Influenza.

Economic Crisis Response Task Team briefs the President

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President Jacob Zuma was briefed at the Union Buildings today by the leadership group of the 'Framework Response to the Economic Crisis' on progress in its implementation. The leadership group consists of representatives of Labour, Business, Government and the Community constituency who are responsible for guiding the implementation of the Framework.

Matric results to be released in January

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Pretoria - The Department of Education has decided to revert to the old system of releasing matric results in January, instead of during the December holidays.

Zuma to meet principals on Friday

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Pretoria - The meeting between hundreds of school principals and President Jacob Zuma this week will be the first step in mobilising the nation to prioritise education and make it everybody's business.