The Cape High Court intervened in a medical case where doctors needed to amputate both legs of a child in order to save her life, but were met with opposition by her parents on religious and cultural grounds; Postbank is to resume with the rollout of black cards for grant payments; and the Acting Minister of Police says soldiers will be deployed from 1 April.
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