- Family related to Zuma refutes claims it’s behind ongoing violent protests: The Gcaba brothers who own the lion’s share of the taxi business in parts of KZN are nephews of the former head of state.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- At least 6 dead, 200 arrested in South Africa riots over jailing of ex-leader Zuma: The unrest began as fairly small-scale blocking of roads in Zuma’s home area intensified and spread to Gauteng, South Africa’s most populous province, including Johannesburg, the country’s largest cit …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- ANC to take action against Jacob Zuma’s daughter, over ‘reckless Tweets’: Jacob Zuma’s daughter, Duduzile, has made a name for herself online for all the wrong reasons – prompting the ANC to draw a line in the sand.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Jessie Duarte: ‘Strongmen’ in the ANC are fuelling violent protests: If anything, Duarte charged, it was a few “strongmen” in pockets of ANC structures in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and Mpumalanga who were behind the protests. Duarte also differed with her own president, …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Watch: KZN communities take up arms – and FIGHT BACK against looters: Gatvol citizens in KZN have mounted an armed challenge against the looters and rioters who have brought anarchy to the province.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- UK Covid-19 rates are the highest of any European country after Cyprus: It has often been said of South Africa that the country has a habit of trembling on the edge of catastrophe, only to draw back at the last moment. And so it was last Wednesday 7 July. At 45 minutes to …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Retailers count the cost of looting: Retailers were left counting the cost after sporadic incidents of protests in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng resulted in widespread looting and disrupted the supply chain, raising concerns of a potential …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
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The Groenkloof Nature Reserve, located adjacent to the Fountains Valley at the southern entrance to Pretoria, was the first game sanctuary in Africa. The reserve of 600 ha is managed by the Department of Nature Conservation.
