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Seda helps establish SA's first mobile agri-lab

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Mbombela - The Small Enterprise Development Agency (Seda) has spent R3 million to help establish South Africa’s first mobile agricultural laboratory that will enable farmers to have their water, soil and animals tested at their doorstep.

Classes set to resume at WSU

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Pretoria - Classes are expected to resume at Walter Sisulu University (WSU), in the Eastern Cape today.

Industrial action at SAA called off

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Pretoria – The strike by SA Airways technical staff affiliated to the SA Transport and Allied Workers' Union over wage increases has been called off.

SA-China to continue to work together

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Shanghai - Increasing trade and investment between South Africa and China is a matter that both countries will continue to work towards.

Assessing health of our education

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There will be an unusual silence in classrooms across the country today. The sounds of teaching and learning will come to a halt for a good purpose.

SA, UK in bilateral talks

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Pretoria - South Africa and British authorities are today holding bilateral talks in Cape Town which will see the two countries establishing a business council to facilitate trade and economic activities.

Deliberate power cuts won't be tolerated

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Johannesburg - The act, by disgruntled employees, of turning off power at sub-stations around Johannesburg, will not be tolerated, says City Power board chairperson, Rev Frank Chikane.

Mokala National Park extends its borders

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Kimberley – The Mokala National Park in the Northern Cape has extended its borders as part of its expansion plan, which seeks to make the park more economically and socially sustainable.

National Parks Week kicks off

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Kimberley – South Africans with valid identity documents will, as from today until Friday, be able to spend a day at a national park of their choice throughout the country free of charge.

All systems go for national school assessment

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Pretoria – Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has wished all the learners well who will be sitting for the Annual National Assessment (ANA), which starts tomorrow.

Grounded ship allowed to dump coal in ocean

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Pretoria - The Department of Environmental Affairs has approved the emergency request from the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) and the salvage team working on the stricken MV Smart vessel to dump 10 000 tons of coal from the vessel into the sea as an interim measure.