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With the impasse on the SABC Bill continuing, a meeting between Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi, National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza and Deputy President Paul Mashatile, in his capacity as leader of government business, is on the cards.
The Medium-Term Development Plan will capture government’s five-year programme. The ANC and the DA have thrashed out some difficult issues, such as NHI and fiscal policy. The plan will be published after approval by the Cabinet by the end of the month.
?Jacob Zuma’s advocate, Dali Mpofu, has argued it was racist and condescending to assume the former president’s legal team was following late advocate Kemp J Kemp’s Stalingrad legal strategy in fighting the State’s corruption case against him.
City of Johannesburg member of the mayoral committee for community safety Mgcini Tshwaku has not ruled out the possibility that the fatal shooting of two on-duty Rea Vaya drivers could be linked to a dispute involving taxi operators in Soweto.
At a National Joint Operational Intelligence Structures (NATJOINTS) parade, ahead of the State of the Nation Address (SONA) deployment, Police Minister Senzo Mchunu started by honouring the 14 SANDF soldiers who lost their lives in the DRC and thanking them for their service.
How much money would HIV and other health programmes in South Africa stand to lose because of US President Donald Trump’s order to freeze foreign funding? We work it out – even though official dashboards and websites where these figures used to be went dark last week.
Nasdaq- and JSE-listed Lesaka Technologies reported its preferred profit measure rose over a quarter and beat its expectations in its second quarter to end December, helped by performance jumps in both its merchant and consumer divisions.
Sunrisers Eastern Cape captain Aiden Markram is hoping they can use their impressive display against the Joburg Super Kings in their eliminator as a springboard to playing the perfect game against the Paarl Royals in Thursday’s SA20 qualifier.
In the hours leading up to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address, political parties urged him to draw the line on misinformation, from US President Donald Trump’s claims on land expropriation to SA’s role in the eastern DRC.
SA has asserted its position on strained relations between it and the US, with International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola, telling his counterpart in the US that the two governments will “engage as equals” – “not with a begging bowl”.