#FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: Another crash in KZN leaves 10 pupils injured

#FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: Another crash in KZN leaves 10 pupils injured

Japan’s maiden launch of its new flagship space rocket ended in failure, South Africa's economy shrank by 1.3%, and much more...

The road was closed after the accident on the N2 at Wilson's Cutting (Ezingolweni).
The road was closed after the accident on the N2 at Wilson's Cutting (Ezingolweni). Image: KwaZulu Private Ambulance.

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Good Mauling, KZN. 

Here are five things you need to know as you wake up this Wednesday... 

Read more: #FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: Kgosientsho Ramokgopa appointed Electricity Minister

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1. 

The truck driver involved in a multi-vehicle collision on the M41 in Durban on Monday has handed himself in and has been arrested.

Read more: Hunt over for M41 crash truck driver as suspect turns himself in

Durban motorists relive massive pile-up on M41
Lauren Beukes

2. 

Ten pupils were injured in a head-on collision between a truck and minibus taxi on the N2 near Wilson’s Cutting in KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday. Roads are dangerous, don’t take chances! 

Read more: Family shot and killed in Lusikisiki

The road was closed after the accident on the N2 at Wilson's Cutting (Ezingolweni).
The road was closed after the accident on the N2 at Wilson's Cutting (Ezingolweni). Image: KwaZulu Private Ambulance.

3.

Japan’s maiden launch of its new flagship space rocket ended in failure on Tuesday when controllers issued a destruct command just 15 minutes after liftoff.

Read more: SpaceX Dragon crew blasts off for International Space Station

4. 

The South African Revenue Services announced that President Cyril Ramaphosa and his companies "are compliant with their tax obligations to date".

Read more: SARS: Ramaphosa, Phala Phala tax compliant

President Cyril Ramaphosa
GUILLEM SARTORIO / AFP

5. 

South Africa's economy shrank by 1.3% in the fourth quarter, much worse than the 0.4% economists expected.

Read more: SA's economy shrinks to below pre-pandemic levels: Stats SA

Darren, Keri Sky presents SA's economy.
Darren, Keri Sky presents SA's economy. Image: Pexels

Bonus

Nehawu-affiliated workers in KZN vowed to continue their protests until the government accedes to their demands of a 10% pay increase. Numerous hospitals and government offices are affected. 

Read more: Security beefed up at UKZN as students protest for second day

Make sure to catch Five Things You Need To Know As You Wake Up, Monday to Friday at 06:20.

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