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Coronavirus delays mail to and from China

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South African Post Office (Sapo) customers who are expecting items in the post from China, should note that they are likely to be delayed, as the airline connections to and from China have been suspended.

Government mulls allowing energy generation for self-use

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Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe says government is in the process of gazetting a revised schedule of the Electricity Regulation Act which will allow mining companies to generate their own energy for self-use.

Load shedding set to continue

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Eskom terminated stage 2 load shedding this morning at 06:00, and will resume at 09:00 today until 06:00 on Thursday.

SA relations unchanged with UK amidst Brexit

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The Department of Trade and Industry (dti) says South Africa’s trade relationship with the United Kingdom continues unchanged after the UK left the European Union (EU).

SARS takes huge tech leap

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The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has embarked on a journey that will see it embrace technological advancement.

Bar set high for new Transnet CEO

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The Public Enterprises Ministry has expressed confidence that the newly appointed Transnet group Chief Executive, Portia Derby, will be able to turn around the beleaguered parastatal.

SA's water storage stable

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Despite a week-long absence of rain in major parts of the country, South Africa’s national water storage is stable.

Probe of aircraft accident won't be compromised

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Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has assured the public and the aviation community that the investigation into an aircraft accident that happened last week will not be compromised.

SAPS, Facebook partner to tackle child abductions

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The South African Police Service (SAPS) and Facebook have announced a new partnership to help find missing children - by sending Amber Alerts to the Facebook community in South Africa.