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#FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: Umlaas Road set to be closed for 3 months

The latest data released by the Central Energy Fund, Elon Musk has laid off more than 6,000 people at Twitter since taking over and much more.

Sanral to temporarily close off Umlaas Road.
Umlaas Road (Umbumbulu Interchange no 61) will be temporarily closed for three months as part of the the current N3 upgrade. Image: Nosipho Gumede

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Here are five things you need to know as you wake up on Thursday morning... 

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised heads will roll over the escape of convicted killer and rapist Thabo Bester from a prison in Mangaung, with three people arrested so far. 

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised heads will roll over the escape of Thabo Bester after the alleged involvement of a number of officials.
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2. 

The latest data released by the Central Energy Fund on April 12 predicts more pain at the pumps in May - with a significant petrol price hike looking likely.

Read more: Fuel prices set to drop in April

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Elon Musk has laid off more than 6,000 people at Twitter since taking over the social media company - that constitutes some 80% of staff! 

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4. 

The northbound off-ramp of the Umlaas Road (Umbumbulu) interchange will be closed for three months from April 14.

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Sanral to temporarily close off Umlaas Road.
Umlaas Road (Umbumbulu Interchange no 61) will be temporarily closed for three months as part of the the current N3 upgrade. Image: Nosipho Gumede

5. 

A stone scoreboard used in an ancient soccer-like ball game has been discovered at the famed Mayan Chichen Itza archaeological site in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula

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Mexican archaeologists found a circular-shaped Mayan scoreboard used for a ball game at Chichen Itza's archaeological site.
At Mexico's Chichen Itza, archaeologists discover Mayan scoreboard. Image: INAH

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