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Endurance athletes have had to find creative ways,
to keep the adrenalin bug alive during this trying year.
And one Cape Town fitness fanatic has decided,
to use his energy to do some good too.
Lee Schoombie has embarked,
on various physical challenges,
to raise awareness about something,
his family has personally battled with.
Amy Samuels followed him on his journey.

The protests in Senekal in the Free State today has raised questions about climate of racial tensions in the country.

Hundreds of EFF members arrived in the town ahead of the bail application of two men accused of murdering 21-year-old farm manager, Brendin Horner.

At one point there was a charged standoff endured between EFF members and a group of white farmers.

For more on this story, we spoke to author and Journalist, Pieter du Toit, who was in Senekal today.

SA is one of ten countries involved in a global trial to find an effective treatment for the COVID-19 virus.

Many small businesses in the country are still recovering from the devastating economic impact of COVID-19. But today businesses in KwaZulu-Natal were given some good news.
More than a thousand small businesses received a combined R300 million boost as part of the province’s Operation Vula Fund. Our reporter Nabeelah Shaikh has more.

Members of the Early Childhood Development Forum feels disappointed after it was announced that only R1.3 billion out of the President's economic stimulus package would go to their industry.

For more on this, we spoke to Colleen Daniels-Horswell, chairperson of the Mitchells Plain Education Forum.

It appears Capetonians heeded President Cyril Ramaphosa's call to ring in the New Year at home, as fewer crime incidents were recorded,over this past weekend. Our reporter Natalie Malgas has more.

Many South Africans were in high spirits on Monday because liquor stores opened for the first time in two months.

Graeme Raubenheimer filed this report.

Senzo Meyiwa's family say there’s no way the former Bafana Bafana captain was killed in a robbery 'gone wrong'. They believe he was killed in a hit. The family are represented by Afriforum's Advocate Gerrie Nel who held a press conference with members of the Meyiwa family today. Advocate Nel also joined us via Skype.

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