300 Post Office workers in Limpopo set to be retrenched
Cape Town — The South African Post Office have retrenched 300 workers in Limpopo, with more than 4 000... Read more
18 Apr, 2024
Soweto residents barricade streets after service delivery protest
Soweto — Residents in Noordgesig, Soweto, have closed the streets with rocks and burning tyres as they protest against... Read more
18 Apr, 2024
Parliament to process BELA bill despite public rejections
Cape Town — Parliament is set to continue processing the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill, despite objections and... Read more
18 Apr, 2024
El Nino, not climate change, driving southern Africa drought – study
Johannesburg — A drought that pushed millions of people into hunger across southern Africa has been driven mostly by... Read more
18 Apr, 2024
Police investigating death of 8 in Khayelitsha
Cape Town — Detectives from the South African Police Services (SAPS) Provincial Serious and Violent Crimes said it was... Read more
18 Apr, 2024
R74m fraud case against Bongani Bongo postponed to next month
Cape Town — The Nelspruit Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Mbombela has postponed the case against former state security... Read more
17 Apr, 2024
SARS power returns after R838k debt settled
Cape Town — The South African Revenue Services (SARS) found itself in the dark after the City of Tshwane... Read more
17 Apr, 2024
Multi-Party Charter will be better at governing than ANC – IFP’s Hlabisa
Cape Town — Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) leader, Velenkosi Hlabisa, did not agree with John Steenhuisen’s comments over the... Read more
17 Apr, 2024
IEC welcomes foreign observers to oversee 29 May elections
Cape Town — The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) of South Africa has welcomed foreign observers to oversee the general... Read more
17 Apr, 2024
Zuma’s private prosecution case struck off the roll
Cape Town — Former president, Jacob Zuma’s attempt to privately prosecute state advocate, Billy Downer, and journalist, Karyn Maughan,... Read more
17 Apr, 2024
