The American space agency is expected to release new photos from its Perseverance rover today. There was huge excitement at Nasa when its one-tonne robot touched down on Mars late last night (Thurs 18 Feb.) Nasa is expecting further views from the rover – of its surroundings, and some pictures it took during the descent to the surface.

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The Democratic Alliance has called for Police Minister Bheki Cele along with the National Police Commissioner Khehla Sithole to urgently appear before Parliament to account for failing to keep South Africans safe. The party was reacting to the latest crime statistics which saw murders increase by over 6-percent. In the period between October and December last year, more than 6-thousand 200 people were killed across the country.
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