Duaene Truter, 51, died after being stabbed multiple times while his 18-year-old son escaped with minor injuries. A Kirkwood farm manager was stabbed to death while his wife and son managed to escape the attack on Sunday night. The farm attack happened at about 7pm on the Dunbrody Estates Farm in Kirkwood. Duaene Truter, 51,..
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It is starting to ‘rain blood’ with all the attacks the past week – (5) Kirkwood farm manager killed
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BREAKING NEWS:- Load shedding likely to return this week, “high risk” of blackouts forecast
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The spectre of load shedding is set to haunt South Africans again this week, as Eskom reveal that there’s a “high risk” of power cuts over the next few days. Pravin Gordhan, Jabu Mabuza and a team of Eskom executives vowed to keep the lights on throughout winter last week. Their guarantee made it five..
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With (the bottomless pit) Eskom in financial trouble and the supply of electricity might be problematic in the future, you now need to start banking water like money
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Water shortages could be the next crisis to hit your home and business. What can you do about it now? The old saying “spend money like water” may soon be “spend water like money”. Having an Abeco Tank is like having a water savings account. You bank water in the same way you bank excess..
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BREAKING NEWS:- Two women attacked in overgrown Danville field (images)
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“Everything is still a blur, but while he was dragging me into the tall grass on the field, I remember there was a veld fire.” Residents have been warned to avoid a “dangerous” field in Danville, which is often used by pedestrians and bus commuters. This after two women were viciously attacked in separate incidents..
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Cope says Cyril Ramaphosa and ministers must pay for fuel to feel our pain, so we can call for #Nofuelbudget, that will surely save South Africa some money
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Just hours after the latest petrol price hike kicked in on Wednesday, the Congress of the People (Cope) suggested that President Cyril Ramaphosa and his cabinet ministers pay for their own fuel to feel the financial impact being endured by citizens. The party said in a statement that the day the president and his cabinet..
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South Africa’s online freedom is at risk, Amendment Bill stands to change South African content creation drastically
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The Film and Publication Amendment Bill stands to change South African content creation drastically. In terms of entertainment, South Africa has certainly got a high level of freedom. We are able to create online content, upload it an publish it without being worried about being cuffed. Until now… New Bill to reduce online freedom The..
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Terrorist attacked a farm, this time in the Eastern Province, Kirkwood, and this time it was fatal
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A manhunt is underway for three men following a farm attack in the Kirkwood area in which a 51-year-old man was killed. Police spokesperson, Captain Gerda Swart, said the incident happened on the farm Dunbrody when three men attacked a couple and their son early Sunday night. “According to police information, the family was at..
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Farmers give them a home, work, food and other perks and then this happens:- Farmer gruesomely attacked by farm workers
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Farm attack took place in Zeerust on 23 March 2019, at about 18H00. Mr. and Mrs. Scheepers was attacked by two men, one of whom was a farm worker, about 20 km outside Zeerust on their farm. One of the workers started working on the farm on 8 January 2019. He had been absent due..
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New Research/Studies Confirms Cannabis Kills Brain Cancer, NOT Your Brain
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Some might say it’s too good to be true. Does cannabis really fight brain cancer? Research of the past two decades suggests that it does.
Some might think that it’s too good to be true. Does cannabis really kill brain cancer cells? Clinical trials on humans are awaiting results, but recent research gives hope. Scientists have been testing THC as a natural tumor-killer for nearly two decades. Their findings will take you by surprise.
Cannabis and brain cancer
A group of Spanish researchers has been searching for cannabis-based cancer treatments for nearly two decades. The team is from the Complutense University of Madrid. Thus far, some of their experiments have been nothing short of miraculous.
The team, led by Professors Guillermo Velasco and Manuel Guzman, are testing cannabinoid treatment’s ability to kill glioma cells. Gliomas make up 80% of all malignant brain cancers. In fact, it’s one of the most aggressive forms of cancer ou
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Part 1:- Juju you are just like Andile Mngxitama, a big fat joke:- Malema Fires Back: ‘I Am Ready To Govern South Africa’ (video)
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The boisterous leader of the Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) has slammed those who say he is not fit to govern South Africa. Malema urged all to look at his impeccable records in the past, so they can see that he can do better if given the opportunity. He noted that he would fire useless ministers..
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Part 3:- Malema is not fit to govern South Africa for sure: The IEC has been bombarded with complaints
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For someone who thrives on hate speech, racism and divisiveness, it could be catastrophic for a multicultural nation like South Africa to be led by EFF leader Julius Malema. Going by the party’s creed and philosophy of the radical leftist Economic Freedom Fighter, if South Africa is handed over to Malema to govern, the country..
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Dedicated cannabis expo at Sun Exhibits at GrandWest in Cape Town this April
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The Cannabis Expo, a trade and consumer exhibition dedicated to the cannabis industry, is set be held at Sun Exhibits at GrandWest in Cape Town from 4 to 7 April.
Headlined by multinational healthcare group, Go Life International, the Cape Town event follows the official launch of The Cannabis Expo in Pretoria last year.
According to the organisers, this is the largest exhibition of its kind on the African continent, and due to a number of reasons – including SA’s liberal laws, geographic climate, population demographics, and the wide array of cultures – the country is “expected to become one of the largest cannabis industry marketplaces in the world”.
The Cannabis Expo Cape Town includes an exhibitor hall, networking and entertainment spaces. It also features as a convention stage and workshop hosting local and international experts from across the industry every half-hour throughout the expo.
With a variety of cannabis-related products and services
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Billions are lost due to Doctors, hospitals and medical aid members collude to commit fraud
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The Special Investigating Unit says it is actively targeting fraudsters in the private healthcare sector.
Fraud, waste and abuse is costing the private healthcare system more than R22-billion, and if you submit false claims, you could face more than just being terminated from your scheme, the Council for Medical Schemes warned at its summit on fraud this week.
The event comes after deputy president David Mabuza announced at the Presidential Health Summit that the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) would be honing in on the healthcare sector.
“We want independent investigations that are turned around quickly and submit and identify findings appropriately,” Mabuza said at the October gathering.
The CMS estimates that fraud, abuse or waste accounts for about 15% of the R160-billion in claims that medical aids pay out annually.
The head of the SIU, advocate Andy Mothibi, said the body is working with the National Prosecuting Authority to help ensure tha
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Our borders are being flooded so the question is, are foreigners really entitled to free healthcare in South Africa?
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Directives recently issued by the national and Gauteng health departments requiring foreign nationals to pay in full for healthcare at public facilities weren’t only a threat to public health, they may have been downright illegal.
Walk into a public hospital, and you may be asked to fill out a form stating just how much you earn. That’s because many services in the public sector are billed for on a sliding scale based on a means test: You pay what you can for the treatment you need. At least in theory.
In mid-January, a national health department circular reportedly instructed clinics and hospitals to begin billing foreign nationals the full rate for public health services. Low-income refugees, the memo said, would be the sole exception and would be means tested, Business Day reported.
Only Gauteng passed these instructions onto its clinics and hospitals, specifying that all non-South Africans other than documented refugees should be charged full fees for
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