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Barbara Maregele

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Cape Town
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Former Prasa acting CEO pleads not guilty to stealing railway line Original

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By Tania Broughton Verified, Joseph Chirume, Barbara Maregele Verified, Lindsey Schutters
| Bizcommunity Verified
Advertise your job vacancies 2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Mthuthuzeli Swartz and his co-accused plead after six years of court delays. Former Prasa acting CEO Mthuthuzeli Swartz (right) exits the Gqeberha Regional Court with his advocate, Mzwamadoda Mnyani. Photo: Steve Kretzmann / GroundUp Between December 2012 and February 2013, 42km of railway line were stolen in the Eastern Cape.
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MRC VS ACTIVISTS | GroundUp

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By John Yeld, Barbara Maregele Verified
| GroundUp Verified
An Australian mining company launched a defamation case against activists and lawyers who criticised it. Here is our coverage of the case.
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Emergency workers make their own Covid-19 protective equipment

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By Vincent Lali, Barbara Maregele Verified
| TimesLIVE Verified
Emergency medical services (EMS) workers in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, resorted to using plastic sheets, duct tape and bed covers to protect themselves while transporting patients at the weekend. GroundUp reported that when stocks of the right size suits ran out, one worker whose suit did not fit her had to close it with duct tape. EMS workers are demanding full protective suits to work in. But the Western Cape health department says workers have been given sufficient personal protective equipment.
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