KZN premier called to intervene on ‘harassment’ of hospital staff
The Public Servants Association (PSA) is demanding that KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli intervene on claims of victimisation and bullying of its members at Prince... Read more.
New police minister Mchunu urged to avoid making false promises
Despite Ian Cameron welcoming priorities made by the new Minister of Police, Senzo Mchunu, to tackle crime in the country, opposition parties took the news with... Read more.
Security guards vow to fight to bitter end over pension funds
Thousands of security guards in the country are frustrated by how their pension funds are still held by security companies they have worked for, a year after the... Read more.
Joburg mayor mourns city’s investigator killed in a hail of bullets
The Johannesburg mayor, Kabelo Gwamanda, has expressed sorrow after the killing of a member of the city’s group forensics and investigation services (GFIS)... Read more.
Gauteng Finance MEC Lebogang Maile eager to start a state bank
Gauteng MEC of Finance Lebogang Maile has outlined bold economic plans, saying a provincial state bank is on the cards. He was speaking from the Gauteng Infrastructure... Read more.
Free State ANCYL demands top post for their leader
The ANCYL in Free State has called on the new premier, MaQueen Letsoha-Mathae, to remove the Health MEC and replace him with youth League leader, Zama Sigwebela,... Read more.
Social development boss in Free State ‘a law unto himself’
Disgruntled officials working for the department of social development in the Free State have accused the newly appointed head of department, advocate Tumelo Phahlo,... Read more.
High drama as dagga is found in trainees’ rooms at police academy
Police trainees found with three bags of dagga at the police training academy have been released from custody without being charged or appearing in court. They were... Read more.
Stellenbosch water wars end in tears
What started as a common pursuit to cash in on the Cape Town water crisis a few years ago, has culminated with two business associates at each other’s throats... Read more.
Corporate South Africa’s top jobs still a preserve of white boys’ club
The top echelons of corporate South Africa continue to be dominated by white males, the latest findings by the Commission of Employment Equity (CEE) shows, painting... Read more.
