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The United States, France and Britain led international criticism Tuesday of a deadly strike in the Gaza Strip that killed seven charity staff.

The Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) has secured a preservation order of more than R43m relating to a case of fraud and theft by the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) against their former Defence Attache’ to South Africa, Brigadier Ngoy Timothee Makwamba.

Autocast South Africa has become the first of more than 30 Nelson Mandela Bay companies to benefit from a renewable power supply deal with Etana Energy

The Eastern Cape Health Department confirmed that its emergency phone lines, which were disconnected due to its failure to pay the service provider, will soon be up and running. Residents across the province could not reach any ambulance on the designated emergency number for two weeks.

Five people have been killed and nine injured following a single-vehicle accident on the Satansnek Pass on the R58.

The Pretoria High Court dismissed the Parliament Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula's bid to interdict the National Prosecuting Authority's Investigative Directorate from arresting her, with costs on Tuesday morning.

In a statement, the network said Netanyahu had launched a "frantic" and "disgraceful" campaign of accusations against the network, vowing to continue its "bold" coverage of the war.

A farmer from the small town of Bethal in Mpumalanga is expected to appear in the local Magistrates Court on Monday on a charge of murder. Spokesperson Colonel Donald Mdhluli says it is alleged that the farmer suspected that the victim was illegally hunting on his farm when he was shot and killed.

The new wave of killings has particularly hard hit Namibia's Etosha Park.