Daily Dispatch - 2022-07-26

• PLEDGE TO FIX SICK AMBULANCE SERVICE
• President’s plan to keep SA’S lights on
• Three accused of stealing from Enyobeni tavern victims to appear in court
• Fed up after waiting over two decades in vain for RDP house
• Farm workers still living under dire conditions — committee
• Mabuyane vows to block bid to get rid of Ramaphosa
• Ex-amatola Water Board members win round one of interdict bid
• ANC Women’s League names leaders of new EC task team
• Stellar legal career starts in Mthatha
• ‘Maya has shown what is possible from dusty towns’
• Africa steps into new green hydrogen energy era
• Learn to recycle and join the big green BCM cleanup
• Mdantsane entreprene­ur broadens horizons on US Mandela fellowship
• Doxxing: a new tool of repression against Arab women
• Africa’s green buses hit the roads
• Myanmar executions of democracy activists spark outcry
• Fears for Tunisian democracy as Saied holds referendum
• Wildfire spreads uncontaine­d toward Yosemite
• 17% VAT hike ‘least bad option’ to fund basic income grant
• An employee can’t take annual leave whenever s/he wants to
• A transforma­tion milestone for MBSA
• SA discusses sweet deal with Ivory Coast
• State workers trim wage demands
• Lawson Naidoo and Dan Mafora Insight Parliament needs to take control of impeachmen­t inquiry
• Conflict should not be allowed to destroy shining institutio­ns
• Speak up, Numsa
• Thabo Mbeki’s words are the truth ANC needs
• India’s Patel says IPL experience helped him produce match-winning knock
• ‘Warriors brand can benefit from long-term investment’
• Sainz defends Ferrari strategy: ‘We’re not a disaster’
• Malesela ready to hold hands with Zondo at Royal
• Playing all formats will become tough, says De Kock
• Tatjana, Chad spearhead SA medal hunt in Birmingham
• Van Wyk urges teammates not to waste Wafcon bonuses
• Moshani plans to bully the ‘bully’

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