Donald Trump has said he will leave the White House if Joe Biden is formally confirmed as the next US president. Answering reporters’ questions for the first time since losing the 3 November vote, Trump insisted, however, that “this race is far from over”. He has refused to concede, citing unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.

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The Constitutional Court has set aside an order of the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria, which declared a section of the Riotous Act unconstitutional and invalid. The EFF challenged the Act on the basis that it was apartheid legislation. The Court handed down judgment in a complex legal matter which will have important bearing on the National Prosecuting Authority’s prosecution of EFF leader Julius Malema for allegedly inciting people to occupy land.
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The Western Cape government will only this week announce the outcome of a meeting held on Friday, where measures to prevent the further spread of the virus and rising hospital admissions were discussed.

Pressure on the Springboks as Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry moves to Cape Town

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 Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus says his team has been in difficult positions before and knows exactly what is required to keep the Rugby Championship...

Specialised hazardous materials (Hazmat) equipment handed over

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 The Western Cape Government has handed over specialised hazardous materials (Hazmat) equipment to the Cape Winelands District Municipality. This is as part of its...

Team on board S.A. Agulhas II arrive safely at Marion Island

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   The team on board S.A. Agulhas II have arrived safely at Marion Island. The M83 team arrived earlier this month. They are ready to...