Author: staff
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.
Hluma Baduza, a Grade 6 pupil from Parsons Hill Primary, is set to compete at the National Debating Championships in Johannesburg with his team. His mother Iviwe, is fundraising to cover the R8 000 trip. Described as bold and curious, Hluma is eager to showcase his skills.
US President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order cutting off aid to South Africa, specifically citing the alleged plight of Afrikaners people who he claimed were suffering under “government-sponsored race-based discrimination”.
Normalise talking about loved ones about fakes: that is, fake personas. Fraudsters who hijack the identities of influencers and celebs to offer unsuspecting fans “investment advice” and get their hands on their money, writes Wendy Knowler.
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.