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'Operation: Bread Winner' ensures uninterrupted Blue Ribbon deliveriesFaced with the uncertainties of the day ahead, JP Smith and the City's Joint Operations Command Centre arranged for guarded escorts through the night to protect deliveries of bread into areas that have been at risk for the past week.
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Zille suggests 'ANC will die like National Party', tells DA Gauteng congress 'racism is red' | The CitizenHelenZille says the days of the African National Congress being in power are numbered. Read more on TheCitizenNews Politics DA ANC
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Boks in blue at World Cup?The Springboks will reportedly be forced to ditch their traditional green jerseys to accommodate World Rugby’s policy for colourblind fans at the World Cup.
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U.S. Folk-Rock Legend Sugar Man, a Star in South Africa, DiesSixto Rodriguez, the legendary singer-songwriter has died at the age of 81. He passed away on August 8, 2023, after suffering a stroke. Rodriguez began his music career in the 1960s, but his albums went unnoticed in the United States. However, he achieved legendary folk-rock super stardom status in South Africa, where mistaken rumours circulated that he had died. According to the BBC, Rodriguez was unaware of his popularity abroad, which partly stemmed from bootlegged copies of his album Cold Fact circulating in South Africa, where it had been adopted as an unofficial soundtrack to youth protests against apartheid. In the late 1990s, two South African fans, Stephen 'Sugar' Segerman and Craig Bartholomew Strydom, tracked him down and brought him to South Africa, where he was greeted as a hero. He went on to tour South Africa and other countries, and his music gained a new audience around the world. Rodriguez's life story was told in the 2012 documentary "Searching for Sugar Man," which was a hit at the Sundance Film Festival and won the Oscar for Best Documentary the following year.
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Karpowership ready to cut South African contract from 20 years to fiveThe company also claims its power will cost South Africa less than half of what Eskom currently pays for diesel to run its open-cycle gas turbines during peak electricity demand periods.
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