Global movement calls for female grant amid unemployment crisis
Oxfam, a global movement of people working together to end the injustice of poverty, is demanding a feminist economic response amid the increasing unemployment rate... Read more.
SIU cancels contracts worth R1.1bn, goes after water department officials
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has exposed corruption within the Department of Water and Sanitation. According to SIU head Andy Mothibi, the unit has been... Read more.
Unemployment climbs to 32.9%, expert warns economy needs to grow to create jobs
Standard Bank Group head of South Africa macroeconomic research, Elna Moolman, said the country needed to grow the economy to justify employment creation. This after... Read more.
‘We need to work hard’ – Patricia de Lille wants 1m tourist growth annually
Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille painted a hopeful picture of Africa’s future in tourism, promising job creation in the next five years. De Lille was speaking... Read more.
Tiger Brands tables settlement offer in listeriosis case
A new settlement offer has been made to help resolve the long-running listeriosis class action case. Tiger Brands has confirmed that attorneys representing its lead... Read more.
Herman Mashaba gives Gwede Mantashe 60 days to retrieve Lilly Mine workers’ remains
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has given Minister of Mineral Resources Gwede Mantashe 60 days to retrieve the remains of three workers who died in the Lily Mine... Read more.
‘Afrikaners who left for US were never persecuted in SA’
Ronald Lamola, the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, maintains that the 49 Afrikaners who departed for the US on Sunday are not considered refugees.... Read more.
Muldersdrift illegal eviction claim a ‘dishonest attempt to gain land’
A group of 29 people who claimed they were illegally evicted from land in Muldersdrift have had their case thrown out by a Johannesburg High Court judge. The court... Read more.
Muldersdrift illegal eviction claim a ‘dishonest attempt to gain land’
A group of 29 people who claimed they were illegally evicted from a land in Muldersdrift have had their case thrown out by a Johannesburg High Court judge. The... Read more.
Building collapse not our fault – Gauteng human settlements
The Gauteng Department of Human Settlements (GDHuS) has blamed criminal activities for the staircase structure that partially collapsed at Montrose Mega City Development... Read more.
