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World News Day urges trust in ethical journalism (opens the original)
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World News Day is observed annually on September 28 to celebrate fact-based journalism, promote media literacy and highlight the essential role of trusted news in society. This year’s theme is: “Know the facts. Understand what matters. Choose Trusted Journalism.” According to National Press Club chairperson Antoinette Slabbert, World News Day is important as it offers an opportunity to reflect on the importance of reliable, ethical and trustworthy news from verifiable sources which is important
SAPS warns public against sharing fake identikit linked to Ekurhuleni murders (opens the original)
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Police have warned the public against circulating photographs of people allegedly linked to the murders of women in Ekurhuleni. In a statement on Friday, police said they had not released any identikit, wanted poster or photograph of a suspect or suspects in connection with the cases. The warning comes amid the circulation of unverified information and photographs on social media allegedly linking individuals to the murders. Police cautioned that sharing such material could have serious conseque
Motorists urged to plan as Limpopo traffic surges (opens the original)
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The Limpopo department of transport and community safety has warned motorists and other road users to exercise caution as the province expects a significant increase in traffic volumes from Friday. The department said traffic is expected to be particularly heavy on the N1 northbound between Gauteng and Polokwane, as well as on routes leading to shopping centres and leisure destinations. MEC Nakedi Kekana urged motorists to remain vigilant and plan their journeys carefully. “As is normal for a Fr
Health department says new-look medicines are safe and effective (opens the original)
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The national department of health has reassured patients that changes in the colour, shape, packaging or manufacturer of medicines dispensed at public healthcare facilities do not necessarily mean the medicine itself has changed. The department made the remarks after receiving complaints from patients, who said they have received medicines that look different from those previously issued to them. “Although these medicines may look different, they contain the same active ingredients, are of the s
This is when you can access SANParks national parks for free (opens the original)
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The annual SA National Parks Week campaign runs from September 7-13 this year, with South African day visitors granted free entry to participating parks. SANParks said the initiative is aimed at giving families, communities, schools, nature enthusiasts and first-time visitors an opportunity to experience the country’s protected areas. To access the parks for free, South African visitors will need to present their identity documents at the entrance. Children under the age of 18 will not be requir
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