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0:00Yeah. Chauberg's 17 degrees today in La Flanie 19, Pretoria, up to 20 degrees. In Buma Lunga, four people died in an accident on the R581 last night. The collision happened between Malalana and Kamfrushwa. The deceased include a taxi driver and three passengers of which one was a small child. Now while an investigation is underway, the MEC for Community Safety, Jackie Masier, once again appealed to mattress to be vigilant on the road. And in Kwasulena Tal, the search for two people missing in Omsingha has entered a third day. The men are among a group of people whose vehicle was swept away during heavy rain on Thursday evening. The bodies of two women were recovered on Friday in the Inandi and Uttakila rivers and two other people have also been found yesterday. In other news, it's International Women's Day today. The South African government is calling on all South Africans to work together to build a society

1:03that's free from gender-based violence and homicide. It calls for a country where the rights, safety and empowerment of women are fully realized. Not today, as we are celebrating International Women's Day, the theme is give to gain. This includes reporting abuse, supporting victims and refusing to remain silent in the face of injustice. That was government spokesperson No Monde Nukwa. The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Gaytan McKenzie, Minwal says he's established a sector cluster across 17 creative disciplines that's not to improve governance and accountability, also to expand access to funding for artists and athletes. McKenzie briefed the media in Pretoria over the past week. We looked at what is the problem? Why are our actors so poor? We then realized, except being at the hands of very bad producers and record labels, they don't have the commercial know-how to know that this life of artists is not every day, your salary is not guaranteed.

2:04So what we've done, we then realized they need proper representation. That representation is in the form of financial guidance. Then to the war in the Middle East. The United States and Israel hit five oil facilities with overnight strikes in and near the Iranian capital of Tehran for people have died and it includes two personnel members there of the refinery and two oil tanker drivers. According to the authority in Iran, the facility was damaged, but the fire is under control. For the latest updates on that war, hit the jack-ren if you're not calm, kick on news. And finally, on the sports front, the Blitzbox delivered a clinical performance at the Vancouver 7's Tournament in Canada this weekend. South Africa dominated Poo A with three consecutive victories, defeating great Britain by 21-5, Spain with 28-7 and New Zealand by 17-12. They'll face the Australians in the semi-finals tonight at 10-30 pm. View these and other stories at jack-ren if you're not calm on Ex Bulletin is at 11.