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Father of Leigh Matthews on why her killer must stay in jail: He s told too many lies

Father of Leigh Matthews on why her killer must stay in jail: He s told too many lies
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Pedestrian deaths up but road fatalities down over Easter

Pedestrian deaths up but road fatalities down over Easter 8 Apr 2021 Easter long weekend under adjusted Level 1 Lockdown showed a 2.1% reduction in crashes, while fatalities decreased by 9.6%. (Photo by: Peter Titmuss/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) At least 35% of the people who died on the roads over the Easter long weekend were pedestrians, according to Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula – who described the statistic as “disturbing” on Thursday while releasing the 2021 Easter Arrive Alive Safety statistics at the Grasmere Toll Plaza in Gauteng. But, he countered, there had been a decline in the nationwide road death toll for the same period, and this should be applauded.

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Easter roads fatalities drop by 9,6%

Easter roads fatalities drop by 9,6%
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Raising South Africa s Drink-IQ For More Responsible Drinking

2 months ago 4 min read Share with your network! Diageo South Africa, together with the South African National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependency Soweto (SANCA Soweto) and local comedian and broadcaster, Felix Hlophe, is challenging South African consumers to make more responsible drinking choices by offering a free bank of evidence-based information on alcohol consumption, and professional advice. DRINKiQ.com, an online resource developed by Diageo and initiated globally, was recently re-launched with a new look and feel to provide updated and comprehensive information on alcohol to the South African public. The database includes useful tools, facts and support around issues of alcohol consumption from alcohol’s potential health and safety dangers, to the opportunity for more enjoyable social experiences when taken in moderation, expert advice on how to enhance gen

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1st vaccine doses arrive in South Africa amid variant concerns

1st vaccine doses arrive in South Africa amid variant concerns © Pool/Reuters The first shipments of COVID-19 vaccine arrived in South Africa on Monday amidst concerns that new coronavirus variants and “vaccine nationalism” are hindering efforts to control the pandemic. One million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, developed in partnership with the University of Oxford and manufactured at the Serum Institute of India, were expected to be delivered. To date, South Africa has been the hardest hit nation on the African continent, with 1,453,761 cases and 44,164 deaths, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Cyril Ramaphosa, the president of South Africa, welcomed the news of the vaccine shipment as a “major milestone.”

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