The land question remains a pressing and persistent challenge
One of the significant developments in the land reform programme this year was the signing into law of the Communal Property Associations Amendment Bill by President... Read more.
Impoverished family cannot be evicted from farm
The Land Claims Court has put the brakes to an attempt by wealthy landowners to evict an impoverished family from a farm property where they were born and have... Read more.
SA Tourism under fire for poor management
South African Tourism (SAT) has come under fire from the parliamentary portfolio committee on tourism over internal control deficiencies, a 16.8% vacancy rate, a... Read more.
Land reform falters due to property association shambles
More than 1 300 communal property associations (CPAs) responsible for running farms and properties restituted to communities as part of the land reform programme... Read more.
Shock as cops arrest colleague for R10m insurance murders
Residents of Senwabarwana in Limpopo watched in shock and horror when police arrested a 43-year-old sergeant on suspicion of murdering six people and cashed in on... Read more.
Deductions made for medical cover yet security guards pay for treatment
Security guard Phumza Popoyi was forced to dig from her meagre savings to pay for medical treatment after injuring her leg on duty. Popoyi has had money for medical... Read more.
Mantashe asked to stop Seriti’s ‘jobs bloodbath’
Trade union federation Cosatu wants Minister of Mineral Resources and Petroleum Gwede Mantashe to intervene in the planned retrenchment of more than 1 100 workers... Read more.
Land Claims Court comes to farm dweller’s aid in access denial case
The Land Claims Court has found against a white farm owner who refused to grant a black man residing on an adjacent property access to his home and ignored a... Read more.
Workers short-changed
Millions of public servants are set to access a portion of their pensions from today as part of the Revenue Laws Amendment Law amidst concern from labour unions... Read more.
Pensioner awarded R850 000 after negligent knee surgery
The Gauteng High Court has ordered the MEC of Health and Social Development in Gauteng to pay a pensioner who suffered damages to her knee due to negligence during... Read more.
