Network Coverage

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Current Coverage In Western Cape & Northen Cape

Worcester - CBD, Brandwag, Overhex, De Wet, Aan de Doorns, Nuy, Doornrivier,Scherpenheuwel, Moddergat.
Robertson – Eilandia, Le Chasseur, Ashton, Bonnievale, Montagu, McGregor
Rawsonville, Slanghoek and Breërivier
De Doorns, Parts of Touwsrivier
Wolseley, Tulbagh & Agter-Witzenberg
Villiersdorp and Grabouw
Ceres, Prins Alfred Hamlet
Warm & Koue Bokkeveld
Wellington
Paarl
Malmesbury
Botrivier
Cederberge
Sutherland
Porterville
Tankwa Karoo
Cederberge

This includes the surrounding farm areas.

Current Coverage In Eastern Cape/Free-state

This includes the surrounding farm areas.

Coverage in Gauteng:

This includes the surrounding farm areas.

Action over army school abuse: Report
Officials at the Army Infantry School in Oudtshoorn might face disciplinary action or suspension over the physical abuse of recruits, says a report.
New planes for presidency: Report
A report says the defence force will buy new presidential jets and planes as soon as possible to, according to the minister, save some of the millions spent each week on chartering aircraft.
IMF boss avoids charges in payout scandal
IMF chief Christine Lagarde has avoided charges but has been named an "assisted witness" after French prosecutors grilled her over a state payout to a disgraced tycoon when she was finance minister.
UK zoo worker mauled to death by tiger
A British zoo worker mauled in a tiger attack has died of her injuries, police say.
Man dies as truck rolls down embankment
A man has died and another has been injured after their truck rolled down an embankment near Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, paramedics say.

Umpire Rauf 'will clear name'
Troubled Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf will fight to clear his name in an ongoing spot-fixing scandal in India, family sources say.
England win toss, bat first
England captain Alastair Cook has won the toss and elected to bat in the second and final Test against New Zealand at Headingley.
Brumbies win in wet Auckland
The Brumbies have returned to winning ways, beating the Blues in their Super Rugby clash at a drenched Eden Park in Auckland.
Serfontein on Bulls' bench
Jan Serfontein will start on the bench against the Sharks in Durban after Louis Fouche failed a late fitness test.
Gesink drops out of Giro
Dutchman Robert Gesink, who began the Giro d'Italia hoping for a podium finish, dropped out of the race after consulting doctors.

Unions decimating each other - minister
Instead of joining hands and promoting unity, trade unions "are busy decimating each other", says Mineral Resources Minister Susan Shabangu.
Strike at Lanxess chrome mine resolved
A spokesperson says an unprotected strike at the Lanxess chrome mine in Rustenburg has been resolved following agreements with unions.
Brazil to open huge oil field to auction
Brazil says it will auction concessions to drill and explore an offshore oil field believed to hold up to 12bn barrels of crude, the country's largest find.
Seaweed clogs Scottish nuclear plant
Both reactors of the nuclear power station in Scotland have been switched off because seaweed has clogged its cooling system.
Violence can't be a tool: Shabangu
Violence and murder cannot be used to coerce people to join a union, says Mineral Resource Minister Susan Shabangu.