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EWN

Putco Bus is investigating an arson attack at four depots in Mpumalanga, where 45 buses were destroyed. Assailants ambushed security officers at the Moloto depot, setting buses on fire and opening fire. Two employees were injured. Officials will inspect the site for updates. Spokesperson Lindokuhle Xulu stated that a total of 47 buses were burned across the affected depots.

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BusinessTech

Business Leadership South Africa CEO Busiswe Mavuso praised Team SA for impressing delegates at the World Economic Forum. International investors have changed their outlook on South Africa, with a shift in sentiment from concerns over load shedding and the 2024 National Election to interest in the country’s achievements and growth ambitions. President Cyril Rampahosa highlighted South Africa’s commitment to sustainable development and reforms to attract investors.

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TimesLIVE

Janusz Walus, who murdered SACP leader Chris Hani in 1993, expressed no remorse in an eNCA interview. He described the killing as necessary to prevent a takeover, stating he would do it again if circumstances were the same.

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BBC News

Fierce fighting continues in Goma, DRC, as rebels and army clash. M23 rebels claim control of the city, but authorities dispute. Residents trapped in homes report gunshots and fear. Videos show rebels patrolling streets. Clashes between army and rebels reported. UN-sponsored Radio Okapi confirms rebels control state broadcaster. Residents express terror and concern.

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The South African

Minister Ramokgopa reassures South Africans of no 36% electricity tariff hike this year. He emphasizes the need to review the energy mix to reduce electricity production costs. Businesspeople at the WEF also criticize high electricity costs, affecting competitiveness. Ramokgopa aims to make electricity affordable for all, citing unsustainable tariff increases.

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Al Jazeera

The M23 rebel group seizes control of Goma, a key city in the DRC, dealing a significant blow to the Congolese army. The conflict, backed by Rwanda, has led to gunfire and mass displacement of residents. M23 aims to control mineral mines in the region.

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Daily Maverick

The author reflects on criticizing the ANC’s legislative ideas, acknowledging differing viewpoints. South Africa’s liberal community sometimes accuses the author of being unpatriotic. The author supports the idea that wealthier South Africans should not obstruct initiatives to help the poor for the country’s future.

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