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Police minister Bheki Cele's visit to Eldorado Park, in Johannesburg on Friday, sparked outrage among residents.

Cele was in the area, a day after violent protests erupted over Nathaniel Julius (16), who was allegedly gunned down by police.

Pule Letshwiti was in Eldorado Park.

Police officers have clashed with protesters outside the Zimbabwean embassy in Pretoria.

One protester was arrested, while another was injured and hospitalised.

The protest comes after South Africa appointed envoys, to engage the Zimbabwean government.

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The eNews & Sport Channel (Channel 120) will no longer be available from mid-morning on 31 March 2022.

'We are worth waiting for' is a new campaign,
aimed at maintaining a long-distance relationship with potential visitors.

The struggles of one young person, has seen him give back to poor youths.

Siyanda Ntenga opened his own shoe manufacturing company, and he's passionate about youth empowerment.

Nabeelah Shaikh filed this report.

The Firearms Control Amendment Bill, was released on Friday for public comment.
Many people are up in arms over the proposed law changes. The most significant amendment is that citizens will not be able to secure a gun license,
for self-defence purposes. AfriForum's Legal and Risk Manager, Marnus Kamfer,
it seems like government is punishing the wrong people.

Some good news for businesses. President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that the country will be amending our electricity regulation laws.
Ramaphosa says the proposed changes will increase the threshold for companies to produce their own electricity without a license. Previously companies were only allowed to produce one megawatt of power. That will soon rise to 100 megawatts. The South African Federation of Trade Unions' Zwelinzima Vavi says this is very good news for businesses and added that Eskom will now be allowed to die a slow death.

Strict immigration policies can place immense pressure on immigrant families.
So says one immigration expert who was commenting on the incident involving three South African children who were allegedly murdered by their mother. Lauren Dickason has been charged with the children’s murder and is currently undergoing mental health observation. The family had recently relocated to New Zealand and it’s believed Dickason had stopped taking chronic medication before the move.New Zealand requires all immigrants to pass a full medical assessment. Immigration lawyer Gary Eisenberg says this may be why Dickason stopped taking her medication.