Kaya 959 Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo

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Some residents in Johannesburg have either not been getting water or having blue water come out their taps.

Gas what? while you were sleeping, both grades of petrol increased by 28 cents a litre at midnight. The price of diesel increased by nine cents a litre and the price of illuminating paraffin is up by 58 cents.

Piet Rampedi, the journelist behind 'Tembisa 10' decuplets story, resigns as Pretoria News editor.
31 Jan 2023 11PM English South Africa Entertainment News

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