Five Things You Need To Know As You Wake Up: DStv Now account sharing limited
All those DStv Now tenants you've got will have to do things a little differently...
If you were in South Africa on Tuesday at sunset; how beautiful was that?!
We hope today is as beautiful as those picturesque skies. Here are some stories you should know before you get going...
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If you want to be extra, extra careful and you are fully vaxxed, you will be able to request a mixer booster vaccine, to potentially benefit from what has become known as the "mix and match" approach. Everyone who got the J&J vaccine can now ask for a dose of Pfizer.
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A toddler from Georgia in the USA has been diagnosed with a of one-in-a-million heredity condition known as "uncombable hair syndrome."
Wondering how exactly this affects a person, have a look here.
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A reporter in Kyiv, Ukraine, covered the country's conflict with Russia in six different languages in a video that has gone viral.
Philip Crowther spoke about the crisis for six different news channels, speaking in six different languages: English, Luxembourgish, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and German.
It’s pretty impressive, check out the video here.
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A company linked to Shell – the petroleum giant that has the government's support for seismic exploration off the Wild Coast, despite public outrage – donated R15-million to the ANC in the third quarter of the current financial year.
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Multichoice are cracking down on pirate watchers and password sharers. They have announced that from 22 March 2022, DStv subscribers will be limited to streaming on one device at a time.
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