Anika de Beer. (Hoërskool Montana, Facebook) A Grade 11 pupil from Pretoria died during a training flight on Tuesday.Anika de Beer dreamt of completing her pilot's licence and had completed her first solo flight a few days before the fatal crash. The Civil Aviation Authority is investigating the crash. A Grade 11 pupil at Hoërskool Montana in…
A South African business anticipates supply of 5 000 test kits per day from the end of July.The kits will produce results within two hours.The company also sees a demand from international firms.A shortage of test kits has undermined South Africa's early response to the coronavirus crisis, but a local biotechnology firm is stepping up…
A woman died in what is believed to be another case of gender-based violence A 42-year-old Pretoria woman was murdered in another incident of gender-based violence on Sunday morning.Gauteng police are on the hunt for a man known to the woman, who was also the last person she was in contact with prior to her…
'Nothing good comes from alcohol' - Cele says booze central in death of KZN teen 'Bobo'Responding to News24's questions on the visit, Peters offered a lengthy explanation. She said Cele visited at least two specific residential areas, where there had been reports of "business as usual with little police visibility".She said Cele was in KwaDambuza…
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FAO has also published documents on risk-based inspection Published: May 11, 2026, 12:05 am Experts have stressed the importance of prevention to control foodborne viruses in the supply chain. The Joint FAO/WHO Expert Meeting on Microbiological Risk Assessment (JEMRA) reviewed recent scientific developments, data, and evidence associated with foodborne viruses with a focus on prevention