NGOs disappointment over alleged corruption related to COVID-19 funding in Gauteng
Several NGOs have expressed disappointment and anger over reports of widespread corruption involving
Zambia’s football season to end as clubs flout COVID-19 protocols
Zambia’s football association (FAZ) said it will end its domestic season on August 6, just weeks
Restaurant Association to continue lobbying for lifting of the ban on alcohol
The Restaurant Association of South Africa (RASA) says it will continue lobbying for government to
PODCAST | In First Person – Part 13: Mosa Nqhome relates how he lost his eye at the hands of security guards
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PODCAST | In First Person – Part 11: Thembisile shares the trauma of losing her baby and getting no answers from doctors
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PODCAST | In First Person – Part 9: Hastings Ndlovu was right next to me when he was shot in the head and died right there
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PODCAST | In First Person – Part 8: I was gang-raped at knife-point, contracted HIV from that ordeal
In the 8th episode of our Podcast series ‘In First Person’, we follow the journey of Kay Peterson
Violent protests in US detract from the legitimate concerns facing black people, minorities: Pandor
The Minister of International Relations, Dr Naledi Pandor, on behalf of President Cyril Ramaphosa
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PODCAST | In First Person, Part 6 – ‘My 10-day ordeal in the boot of a car’
In this episode, we follow the story of Tumi Moilwa, a nurse who was abducted and forced to endure
Teachers return to school on Monday amid concerns
South African teachers say while they wish to return to the classrooms to catch up on lost time,
Impala Platinum Mine suspends operations after detection of more COVID-19 cases
Impala Platinum Mine has temporarily suspended operations at its Marula Platinum mine in Limpopo
Mkhize commends nurses’ efforts in combating the coronavirus pandemic
Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize has commended nurses for their efforts in combating the coronavirus
SA Express to appeal judgment placing it under business rescue
SA Express says it will appeal a judgment by the High Court in Johannesburg – placing the company
Unisa wage negotiations deadlocked
Wage negotiations between the employer and labour at the University of South Africa have deadlocked,
Zuma’s legal team won’t challenge warrant of arrest
Former president Jacob Zuma’s legal team says they will not be challenging the warrant of arrest
Immigration officials to be deployed to crime-ridden Diepsloot
The Department of Home Affairs will deploy immigration officials to the crime-ridden Diepsloot,
Suspects in teacher’s shooting are former learners
KwaZulu-Natal Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu has revealed that two of the suspects who allegedly shot a
State Capture Commission to hear how Eskom was captured
Details about how Eskom was captured are expected to be revealed at the Commission of Inquiry into
Democrats accuse Trump at impeachment trial of corrupt scheme to pressure Ukraine
Democrats accused President Donald Trump at his impeachment trial on Wednesday of a corrupt scheme