The South African Social Security Agency says services at its Bellville office have resumed and are back to normal. The news comes after reports last week that hundreds of people had to queue to renew their expired monthly state-grants. SASSA in a statement says appointments will be made for beneficiaries who have to re-apply for their grants.

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The City’s Directorate of Water says the total capacity of dams supplying water to the Mother City decreased by 1,6% this past week, to 87.5%. Water consumption also decreased slightly over the past 7 days, with residents consuming only 776-million litres of water per day.
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Higher Education Minister, Blade Nzimande, says covid-19 protocols at Universities have been updated to ensure the safety of students and staff in the new academic year. He yesterday said that around 16 of the country’s Universities are still in the process of finalizing their 2020 academic year, announcing that Universities will commence their 2021 academic year in late March/early April this year.

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