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The Constitutional Court has dismissed ex-Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s latest impeachment-related appeal bid – in which she sought the sanctioning of a Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) judge who strongly criticised her advocate Dali Mpofu.
South African business sentiment was little changed in January, after surging to a decade-high at the end of last year, indicating that firms remain upbeat about the nation’s economic prospects and the performance of its coalition government.
Pepfar-funded projects in South Africa have received waiver letters in which they’ve been asked to review their activities. But the national health department, which receives Pepfar funding that makes up 17% of the department’s HIV budget, has not received a waiver letter.
Mid-tier gold miner Pan African Resources on Wednesday while a forward sales agreement and lower sales weighed on its half-year profits it’s still eyeing significant boosts in coming months and may even start paying an interim dividend.
The Western Cape government has faced tough questions from the Constitutional Court about whether its decision to sell a Sea Point property, rather than use it for social housing, amounted to an unconstitutional failure to redress spatial apartheid.
Suspected 28s gang boss Ralph Stanfield allegedly financed the education of former human settlements mayoral committee member Malusi Booi’s three children, according to entries in a “black book” and bank statements in the police’s possession.
Senior MK Party (MKP) officials are irate about how party secretary-general Floyd Shivambu runs the organisation “through a cabal” from his EFF days and how lax the organisation’s administration has become under his tenure, according to a high-ranking party insider.
Once dominated by American, European, and Japanese stalwarts, the market now features strong contenders from China that promise luxury and advanced technology at a fraction of the cost. We look at four new SUVs to determine the best value for money.
Senior MK Party (MKP) officials are irate about how party secretary-general Floyd Shivambu runs the organisation “through a cabal” from his EFF days and how lax the organisation’s administration has become under his tenure, according to a high-ranking party insider.
The newly-appointed Commission for the Promotion of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities says it wants to relook its predecessor’s findings into historic abuse allegations at KwaSizabantu and chart a way forward with the victims in a manner that “will bring peace to them”.