Mogoeng Mogoeng apologises for 2020 pro-Israeli comments
Former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has apologised for the political controversy his pro-Israeli comments had caused. It follows the Judicial
3 February 2022
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Jesse Hess family confident that justice will prevail
The friends and family of Jesse Hess are confident that justice will prevail. Speaking to Radio 786, Jesse’s school friend
3 February 2022
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Eskom has no roadmap to deal with energy problem
South African businesses will need to resort to sourcing their own electricity in order to avoid the ongoing financial blows
3 February 2022
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Ramaphosa slammed for not supporting Clover workers
The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) has slammed President Cyril Ramaphosa for not standing in solidarity with striking
2 February 2022
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Home Affairs tech system falls short hampering service delivery
The Home Affairs system operates on a network speed of two megabytes, which is considerably slower than most cellphone systems.
2 February 2022
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Abuse of power should be a criminal offence
The Zondo commission wants the law to come down hard on public officials that abuse their power. In the second
2 February 2022
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Eskom imposes another bout of power cuts
A lengthy period of load shedding has kicked in for South Africans. Eskom supplied customers will need to contend with
2 February 2022
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Denmark scraps its domestic Covid-19 restrictions
Denmark has lifted all its domestic Covid-19 restrictions. Epidemiologist based at the University of Roskilde Lone Simonsen says the European
1 February 2022
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CT City Hall officially handed over to Parliament
Cape Town’s City Hall has officially been handed over to Parliament. The building will now be used for the State of
31 January 2022
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City of Cape Town staff robbed in Philippi East
At least two municipal workers have been robbed at gun point in Philippi East. All their belongings including cellphones, and
31 January 2022
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Good wants Fritz tenure as Social Development MEC investigated
There is a call for the probe into allegations of sexual misconduct against suspended Western Cape Community Safety MEC Albert
31 January 2022
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Winde confirms claims of sexual misconduct against Fritz
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has broken the silence on the charges related to suspended Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz.
30 January 2022
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Kannaland municipality is unstable – ANC WC
The Kannaland Municipality is no longer functional after its top-ranking members have been ousted. This is according to the ANC
30 January 2022
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SA youth spend almost R1300 per month job seeking
South African youth spend nearly R1300 per month job seeking. This is according to a survey by Open Dialogue. The
30 January 2022
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Illegal poultry imports under SARS radar
Three people have been nabbed in Gauteng for trying to avoid paying customs duties and VAT. The police’s K9 unit
29 January 2022
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Numbers expected to rise after Masiphumelele fire
About 600 people have been displaced following a fire that ripped through the Masiphumelele informal settlement this morning. The blaze
29 January 2022
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Students: JSE must fund education
School pupils want companies listed at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) to allocate R 1 billion to the Basic Education
28 January 2022
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New GBV legislation stronger against offenders
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed new legislation into law that is aimed at strengthening the fight against gender-based violence. Changes
28 January 2022
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Cosatu’s about-turn on vaccinations
Labour federation Cosatu has come out in support of a worker who has been dismissed for refusing to take the Covid-19
28 January 2022
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Eskom spent R48-million on security at its power plants
A total of R48 million has been spent on Eskom’s security at the various power stations across the country. Eskom’s
27 January 2022
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