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Nthabiseng Masango
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Digital Journalist, Daily Sun (South Africa)
Johannesburg
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By Nthabiseng Masango Verified, Morapedi Mashashe| Daily Sun (South Africa) Verified VIOLENCT crimes in South Africa are robbing precious communities of their peace and safety, leaving a trail of devastation. The Dobsonville community in Soweto is mourning the death of Dr Michael Isabelle after he was brutally shot at his practice on Monday afternoon, 24 February. He suffered blows to his head, chest and stomach. The neighbourhood stands united in sorrow and has described him as the pillar and heartbeat of the community.
By Nthabiseng Masango Verified| Daily Sun (South Africa) Verified THERE seems to be scepticism among men and women on maintaining an honest friendship without sparking any fireworks. In the minds of many people of Mzansi, the question lingers: is it realistic to uphold friendships with the opposite gender without emotions coming into play? The SNL24 team took to the streets of Randburg in Joburg, and according to the court of sceptical opinion, a genuine friendship between two genders is like a tangled web. "Best friends! Man and a woman?
By Nthabiseng Masango Verified, Morapedi Mashashe| Daily Sun (South Africa) Verified MAKING a living by selling coal is still the hottest ticket in town, literally! Selling coal in kasis such as Soweto and Sebokeng in Gauteng is still a big business, which promotes entrepreneurship amid the high unemployment rate. With the ongoing load shedding crisis, coal emerges as a lifeline in many townships of South Africa. Phillip Ngobeni (50), a father of five who has only worked in coal yards, said: "I've been selling coal for 24 years.
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Daily Sun (South Africa)