Close to 1,000 vehicles were pulled over on the province’s roads and more than 200 motorists tested for alcohol.
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According to the 'City Press', forensic reports show senior executives and junior level staff are allegedly behind widespread corruption at the parastatal.
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Hospital sources also say Japanese citizens were among those injured by the bombs which ripped through high-end hotels and churches holding Easter services.
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A peace agreement signed in 2015 by the Bamako government and armed groups was aimed at restoring stability. But the accord has failed to stop the violence.
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The Pentecostal Holiness Church says the 13 people who died on Thursday night during a church service will be buried next weekend.
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On Friday, two children were killed in shelling in southern Tripoli, residents said. The fighting has killed 220 people and wounded 1,066, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
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This despite the power utility having to turn to government to secure a R17.6 billion lifeline after the China Development Bank loan failed to come through.
Here are five facts about Britain's oldest and longest-reigning monarch.
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The 38-year-old reality star and her attorney were sent letters praising them for their "life-changing" work.
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Smith underwent the operation in January to repair a ligament in his right elbow while he was serving his 12-month international ban for ball tampering that ended last month.
