Fix Rail Service to Reduce Cost of Goods
South African motorists are now paying R1.21 more for a litre of petrol. The fuel price hike is likely to
10 November 2021
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Category: Politics
Terminate Rotational Schooling – SAHRC
The Human Rights Commission of South Africa wants the rotational learning at primary school to come to an end. It believes
10 November 2021
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No Urgency to SA’s Energy Crisis
South Africans have expressed their frustration as Eskom announced that load shedding will continue until Saturday. This as Eskom is battling
10 November 2021
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How to Hold Councillors to Account?
With the municipal elections behind us, voters now have a responsibility to hold councillors and their municipality accountable. Before the
10 November 2021
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ActionSA’s Coalition Talks Are At An Advanced Stage
ActionSA says its talks with political parties on possible coalitions are at an advanced stage. While ActionSA President Herman Mashaba made
9 November 2021
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Councillors Must Work Harder for Communities
Councillors must give officials a hard time when there is a cut in services like water and electricity. Political analyst,
8 November 2021
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Deokaran Murder: Mkhize either Witness or Suspect
Former Health Minister, Zweli Mkhize’s name has once again been brought into the fray in the Babita Deokaran murder case.
5 November 2021
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DA Loses Support in City of Cape Town
The DA has taken a knock in Cape Town as new parties make inroads. According to the municipal election results
5 November 2021
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Apartheid Israel Flattens Mosque
The Israeli occupation regime has destroyed a mosque in the town of Duma in Palestine. Bulldozers escorted by Zionist forces
5 November 2021
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Councillors Told to Listen to Communities – Ramaphosa
With a record 66 hung councils emerging from the 2021 Local Government Elections, President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on political
5 November 2021
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CCC satisfied with its prominence in its first election
Contesting an election for the first, the Cape Coloured Congress secured a resounding 2.87% of the vote, coming in fifth
5 November 2021
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State of Planet Earth amid COP26
Climate change is back on the international stage at the COP26 summit currently underway. World leaders and corporations have yet
4 November 2021
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Storm Brewing as Parties Consider Cape Election Re-Run
The Al-Jamaah Party’s leader, Ganief Hendricks says that the IEC in the Western Cape has harmed the country’s electoral democracy.
4 November 2021
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Provincial IEC Accused of Failing Electorate
There’s been a call for a re-run of the municipal elections. This as members of the Democratic Independent Party and
3 November 2021
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Several Elements Behind Local Government Poll Bungles
The highly contested municipal elections resulted in many glitches that took place on voting day. Radio 786 reporters on the
3 November 2021
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Study: Lockdown was Harder on Small Scale Food Industry
Covid-19 regulations affected different parts of the food systems unevenly. This is the conclusion of new research that focused on
3 November 2021
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Continued fuel hikes will financially cripple households
Amid elections and promises made to make life more affordable for residents, motorists have been slapped with yet another hefty
3 November 2021
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Minority Rule Could be Good and Bad
Minority governments are becoming more pronounced at a municipal level in South Africa. This as a growing number of citizens
3 November 2021
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R2m Drugs Found in Truck Destined for Cape Town
Western Cape authorities are cracking down on drug trafficking in the province. In the latest, more than R2 million worth
3 November 2021
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Constitutional Obligations of Municipalities
The country’s dysfunctional municipalities are a drag on investment, a strain on the fiscus, and pose a critical sovereign risk.
3 November 2021
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