The EFF says it is ready and prepared meet the City of Cape Town in court, over damages to municipal property, following the party’s protest in Brackenfell on Friday. An EFF Western Cape spokesperson said the party would not pay for any of the damages, after the City announced that it would take legal action against the EFF.

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BBC reports that the first Americans to receive a Covid-19 vaccine could get it as soon as 11 December this year. The vaccine, developed by Pfizer, requires two doses, and has been shown to be 9% effective. Pfizer hopes to produce up to 50-million doses of the vaccine, by the end of the year.
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Cape Town police this past weekend arrested a man in the Cape Town CBD for the illegal possession of drugs worth R100 000 in his car and home. During a routine-search of the 49-year old’s car, police found dagga worth R30 000 while during a search of the suspect’s residence, police found more drugs with an estimated street value of R70 000. The man will appear in the Cape Town Magistrate’s court today.

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