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LADIES in different fields of music from foreign countries will have the opportunity to be nominated for the first time at the awards ceremony this year, which will celebrate the fifth anniversary of The Basadi in Music Awards.This year’s event will be held on a date yet to be announced but during the women’s month of August.The organizers of the event announced the news that they have opened the opportunity for those who want to be elected to participate.Hloni Modise who is the founder said that the acceptance of entries will be closed on May 30 at 12 midnight.”This year…

Students and teachers in the country’s schools will still have to bear the brunt, after the Ministry of Finance complained that it will not be able to support all the programs of the Department of Basic Education.This was revealed by the Minister of Basic Education, Ms. Siviwe Gwarube, during a meeting with the Parliamentary committee.As it happens, the department is facing financial challenges especially in KwaZulu-Natal, as it cannot pay on time some of the needs including school fees known by Norms and Standards. Last year he couldn’t even buy school textbooks, he only bought stationery.Ms Gwarube said the situation…

Freedom Dunga (Photo: @EFFSouthAfrica / X) Nkululeko Dunga, recently appointed and controversial MEC for finance in Gauteng, says he is well aware of the seriousness of the situation in Johannesburg and his department is going to make a plan. Dunga says he is aware of Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s leaked letter to Dada Morero, Mayor of Johannesburg. Maroela Media previously reported that Godongwana points out in the letter that the City of Johannesburg currently owes its creditors R25.2 billion and that the metro currently only has R3.9 billion in cash and cash equivalents at its disposal, which means that it…

A STUDENT from the University of Zululand, doing her final year of BA in Correctional Studies, Ms. Nosihle Hlongwane is looking to use the unique opportunity she received to go to a meeting that will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, to equip herself with educational knowledge.

The Constitutional Court. (Photo: Reint Dykema)The special vote that had to determine at the time whether pres. Cyril Ramaphosa had to be placed in a state of impeachment because of the Phala Phala scandal, was unconstitutional and therefore invalid.This is what Chief Justice Mandisa Maya has now decided in the Constitutional Court.The long-awaited verdict was delivered on Friday morning.Parliament must now correct its mistake and the article 89 panel’s report, which found there was enough evidence that Ramaphosa violated the Constitution in relation to the Phala Phala scandal, must be referred to an impeachment committee.That committee will then have to…

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INGCABA is in the public to comment on the law that will allow the people of this country to keep their IDs on their mobile phones. Under the law theIdentification Act ka-1997, they will also be able to keep birth certificates, marriage certificates and other important information from the Ministry of Home Affairs.The amendments to this law were announced by the Minister of Home Affairs, Dr. Leon Schreiber, who urged the public to comment before June this year.”With these amendments, we want to bring modern technology to things that affect IDs in this country. The existing IDs, smart IDs, will…

“A good song in the right hands can be transformed into something exceptional. We don’t just want to crown winners. We want to help build careers and help create inspired hits for the Afrikaans music industry – songs that will stand the test of time.”

With less than five weeks to go until the FIFA World Cup kicks off in North America, football fans are counting down the days to the announcement of squads for the 48 participating nations.Whether it’s supporters of national teams or neutral football enthusiasts, they will be eager to find out which of their favourite players, the biggest international stars or surprise additions will make the final cut.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listThe expanded 48-team tournament is being cohosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, who open the tournament against South Africa at Estadio Azteca on June 11.What…

President Cyril Ramaphosa may be faced with a plan to oust President Cyril Ramaphosa, as the Constitutional Court will rule on the theft of US dollars from his Phala Phala farm.The court will issue the much awaited decision today at 10 am. The court will decide whether it was legal for the Parliament to reject the report of the team led by the retired judge, Sandile Ngcobo.The report found that there is a possibility that Ramaphosa has to answer for the allegations that he was not reported to the police about the abductor’s toe. Dismissal of the report meant that…