Category BreakingNews

The Citizen

Johannesburg Water warns of 3–5 day recovery period after Rand Water’s 2-day maintenance on O2 pipeline this weekend. Tshwane, Ekurhuleni, and Joburg, including other areas, to be affected. Reduced water pumping capacity may lead to lower pressure or no supply. Specific areas listed for potential disruptions. Residents advised to prepare for extended recovery time post-maintenance.

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CNN

Firefighters are battling the Sepulveda Fire near Interstate 405 in Los Angeles, following the rapid spread of the Hughes Fire. Evacuation warnings were issued for Sherman Oaks but have been lifted. The Sepulveda Fire has burned 40 acres, with crews working to extinguish hot spots. Nearby locations include UCLA, Mount Saint Mary’s University-Los Angeles, Getty Center, and high-value real estate.

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The mail& Guardian

Namibia’s green hydrogen strategy provides guidance for South Africa in the global energy landscape. Lessons include policy adaptation, social legitimacy, and balancing geopolitical dependencies. South Africa must prioritize agile policies and engage with local communities for support in the transition to green hydrogen industries.

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The South African

Formula One drivers, including Max Verstappen, face fines or points deductions for swearing under new FIA guidelines. Sanctions range from €10,000 to €45,000, multiplied for different racing categories. Verstappen and Leclerc previously penalized for swearing, criticizing FIA president’s statements. Drivers urge fair treatment and adult communication. Season starts March 16. FIA’s stricter rules spark debate among fans.

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TimesLIVE

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EWN

Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson denies corruption allegations at the Independent Development Trust (IDT), dismissing claims of bribery and instructing payment to a supplier. Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) have opened a case against Macpherson. An audit firm has been appointed to investigate an R800-million oxygen plant tender at the IDT. Macpherson remains focused on rooting out corruption despite pushback.

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EWN

Mozambique opposition leader Venancio Mondlane refuses to join new government following election dispute. Mondlane, who claims victory in October election, calls for peaceful protests and demands “electoral justice” against President Daniel Chapo’s alleged rigging. Despite calls for dialogue, Mondlane has not met Chapo. Chapo won 65% of the vote, while Mondlane received 24%.

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ABC NEWS

ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous reports on the $500 billion investment in AI infrastructure. For more updates, subscribe to ABC News on YouTube.

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Moneyweb

PwC appointed to investigate alleged irregularities in R880 million hospital oxygen plant tender managed by IDT. Minister seeks to determine if further action needed against those involved. Deadline set for completion of investigation within eight weeks.

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BBC News

The Sun newspaper publisher settles with Prince Harry, agreeing to pay “substantial damages” and apologizing for unlawful intrusion into his life. News Group Newspapers admits to “incidents of unlawful activity” by private investigators and apologizes for distress caused to Harry and Princess Diana. Settlements with Harry and Lord Tom Watson cost over £10m. Prince Harry sought “accountability” for other victims of unlawful newsgathering.

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