Author: staff
Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni had no sympathy for illegal miners trapped in a shaft in Stilfontein, saying it is not the government’s job to retrieve the bodies of criminals, and law enforcement officers’ lives shouldn’t be risked to help criminals.
The state-owned Moses Kotane Research Institute has charged its executive head for innovation and technology, Dr Vusi Mhlongo, for acting as an expert for the MK Party in its unsubstantiated claims the elections were rigged, News24 can disclose.
The state-owned Moses Kotane Research Institute has charged its executive head for innovation and technology, Dr Vusi Mhlongo, for acting as an expert for the MK Party in its unsubstantiated claims the elections were rigged, News24 can disclose.
Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi can’t withdraw the controversial SABC Bill, as it is an executive bill and Cabinet has not approved its withdrawal, Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni said.
As Willie le Roux steadily approaches a century of Tests for the Springboks, the man who gave him his first cap, Heyneke Meyer, has applauded him for becoming a well-rounded player – a combination of Bok greats Andre Joubert and Percy Montgomery.
While SA’s commercial property prospects are improving along with renewed interest from investors, Dipula Income Fund says Johannesburg’s water crisis is a significant concern for landlords, carrying serious ramifications for fire protection and insurance.
The MK Party continued its campaign against accountability for corruption, with its deputy leader, John Hlophe, suggesting National Director of Public Prosecutions Shamila Batohi was “misleading the nation” about the Guptas’ extradition.
A formal disciplinary process, or lack thereof, around the suspensions of two high-ranking officials at the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has pitted Higher Education and Training Minister Nobuhle Pamela Nkabane against NSFAS administrator Freeman Nomvalo.
The Gauteng education department has postponed the appointment of new office-based staff as well as teachers who applied to be promoted as heads of department, deputy principals and principals until April because of budget constraints.
The MKP continued its campaign against accountability for corruption, with its deputy leader John Hlophe suggesting that National Director of Public Prosecutions Shamila Batohi was “misleading the nation” about the Guptas’ extradition.