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SAPS To Recruit More Members To Fight Against Crime In South Africa

Police Minister Senzo Mchunu highlighted the need to improve safety measures for police officers to enhance their well-being and effectiveness on duty. He noted the importance of training programs, better protective gear and clear operational guidelines to reduce risks faced by officers.
The floods in Tanah Datar and another district in West Sumatra killed at least 41 people

Government Working To Relocate Flood Victims In Western Cape

The minister shared that the government has temporarily relocated families to a leased building for 30 days while they address the flooding impact on informal settlements. They are considering whether families can return if the rains cease or find alternative land for permanent relocation.
South Africa's Eskom to reduce power cuts but long-term outlook bleak

Eskom To Resume Load Reduction In Overloaded Areas Ahead Of Winter

Load reduction happens when there's more demand for electricity than the infrastructure, like transformers, can handle. Eskom's Group Executive for Distribution Monde Bala explained that overloaded transformers can leave customers without electricity for a long time.
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Wet, Cold Weather To Persist In Western Cape

The department also mentioned that 10 to 20mm of rain is expected in the western areas, and 40 to 60mm in the southern western mountains. The South African Weather Service has forecast strong to gale-force winds for the southwest coast and warned of a high risk of wildfires in the Garden Route District.
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SAPS Probes Deaths Of SANDF Members

The deceased soldiers were found inside a container that served as a guard post during their shift on Saturday morning (July 6) when the next shift arrived. Police were called and upon inspection, all four were found dead, still in possession of their rifles and personal belongings.
President Nelson Mandela and Brazilian soccer legend Pele smile for photographers at Union Buildings in Pretoria

Nelson Mandela Month To Focus On Combating Poverty, Inequity

Nelson Mandela International Day was established to celebrate Mandela's birthday on July 18, 2009, following a unanimous decision by the United Nations General Assembly. This year's Nelson Mandela Month and International Mandela Day will revolve around the theme: "It's still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity."
Nurses conduct an ultrasound test for a patient at the maternity hospital in Khost

Mpox Cases Rise To 16, Death Toll Reaches 3 Amid Ongoing Outbreak

One of the latest cases was a 40-year-old man from Ladysmith located in KwaZulu-Natal, who showed symptoms similar to smallpox including a rash all over his body. He passed away at home without going to the hospital and his test results came back positive for Mpox.
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Seventh Parliament Starts To Set Up Internal Structures For New Term

Parliament emphasized that committees play a crucial role in examining government activities, facilitating discussions, and ensuring transparency and responsibility. It said that these committees will establish the structures necessary for the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces to function.

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