Author: staff
Ina Requilet has faith that access to one pill will allow her to see her four grandchildren grow up. But “bureaucratic red tape” means she cannot access the life-saving drug to treat her cancer, which is prognosed to kill her in the next two years.
Education lobby group Equal Education (EE) has slammed the Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube’s no-show at a mock swearing-in ceremony for her, but her office said she had been busy with engagements helping her get to grips with the sector.
The South African Weather Service forecasts a mix of strong winds, scattered showers, and extreme temperatures across various regions. Coastal areas should brace for difficult navigation conditions, while interior regions may experience localized damage and increased fire risks.
The R160 000 kickback received by former government employee Lizeka Tonjeni was discovered while investigators were probing the R150-million Department of Health tender awarded to controversial communications company Digital Vibes.
The ANC secretary in the Matatiele sub-region, Mnangwe Jula, has reported ANC mayor in the Matatiele Local Municipality, Sonwabile Mngenela, to national leadership, accusing him of nepotism and running the municipality “as his private property”.
The magistrate who presided over the first rape case against Deveney Nel’s murder suspect accepted a psychiatrist’s findings that he lacked criminal capacity – but did not act on warnings about the boy’s high risk of resorting to violence.
The KwaZulu-Natal Public Work Departments’ newly formed interim rapid response team (IRRT) has identified 38 construction projects – worth more than R100 million – that are delayed by allegations of fraud, other “financial activities”, and nepotism.
Qantas Airways’s ghost-flight scandal misled almost one million customers booked on tens of thousands of non-existent services, according to court documents that reveal the scale of the misconduct and the airline’s awareness of the problem.
The KwaZulu-Natal Public Works’ newly formed interim rapid response team (IRRT) has identified 38 construction projects – worth more than R100 million – that are delayed by allegations of fraud, other “financial activities,” and nepotism
The vision for South Africa’s conservation future centres on large tracks of mixed-use land, linking national parks through corridors of protected land, bolstered with conservation status, while allowing the communities that live there to benefit from eco-tourism.