Author: staff
In a bold move to demonstrate their commitment, several government of national unity (GNU) leaders have pledged their support for the South African government’s international communication campaign aimed at clarifying the Expropriation Act – even if it means going against their own political party policies.
The DA says it plans to appeal the Presidency’s decision to refuse access to a report on the former minister of justice and constitutional development, Thembi Simelane, submitted to President Cyril Ramaphosa following allegations of Simelane’s alleged involvement in the VBS looting scandal.
The DA says it plans to appeal the Presidency’s decision to refuse access to a report on the former minister of justice and constitutional development, Thembi Simelane, submitted to President Cyril Ramaphosa following allegations of Simelane’s alleged involvement in the VBS looting scandal.
The organisation has come under fire from critics who accuse it of fuelling misinformation about SA’s land policies and racial laws, with some arguing that, if certain Afrikaners wish to leave, they should do so without dragging the country into controversy.
A letter seen by City Press, addressed to ANC provincial secretary Louis Diremelo and copied to ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula, details Gugu Mtshali’s concerns over the PEC’s alleged failure to act against defiant ANC councillors while protecting those aligned with certain factions.
Four suspects are set to appear in the Sekhukhune Magistrate’s Court on Monday on kidnapping, extortion and assault charges – after an employee of a private company was allegedly kidnapped along the R555 road at Kutullo village, Limpopo on Wednesday.
A national retailer refused to refund a Durban woman when the internal zips on the suitcase she’d bought just a month earlier broke, arguing that the CPA allows retailers to do this in the case of “minor defects”. The CPA makes no such allowances.
The bodies of the 14 South African soldiers who died during intense combat with M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, arrived in Entebbe, Uganda on Saturday afternoon, the South African National Defence Force has confirmed.
The government has expressed “great concern” following an executive order by US President Donald Trump, which cuts aid to South Africa because of alleged race-based discrimination against Afrikaners and “aggressive positions” towards the US and its allies.
An unregistered primary school operating illegally from an RDP house in Wallacedene, Kraaifontein, has prompted the Western Cape education department to investigate why it is operating as a school with more than 30 children per classroom.