Ramaphosa’s EPWP celebrations an election ploy — expert
Since its creation in 2004, the government’s extended public works programme (EPWP) has created more than 14 million work opportunities for South Africans who... Read more.
Court ordered to return fine paid by undocumented immigrant
The Western Cape High Court in Cape Town has set aside a R1,000 admission of guilt fine that the Paarl magistrate’s court unlawfully made an Ethiopian national... Read more.
Joburg city manager evades arrest outside his private home
Floyd Brink, the city manager of Johannesburg, has avoided being arrested outside his private home on Wednesday morning. Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda said... Read more.
SAPS dismisses national logistics centre break-in as fake news
The South African Police Services (SAPS) has dismissed as fake news information circulating on social media about a break-in at the SAPS national logistics centre... Read more.
500,000 workers own shares in companies they work for
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition has revealed that more than 500,000 workers in South Africa own shares in the companies they work for. According... Read more.
EFF appoints Sixolise Gcilishe as elections spokesperson
The EFF has appointed, with immediate effect, Sixolise Gcilishe as its election spokesperson for the May 29 general elections. Gcilishe currently holds the position... Read more.
High court orders municipality to stop raw sewerage spills
The high court in Mpumalanga has made an order that a local municipality must urgently take remedial steps to stop the raw sewerage spills. The court ruled that... Read more.
NPA considering charging content creator Matthew Lani
The criminal case involving allegations that controversial content creator Matthew Lani impersonated a doctor has been concluded. This is according to the Directorate... Read more.
Eskom on track to recover three electricity generation units
State-owned enterprise Eskom is on track to recover three generation units before the end of October in a bid to improve its generation capacity. This is the view... Read more.
Kimberley court grants appeal to man blinded in ‘botched’ surgery
The Kimberley High Court in the Northern Cape has granted a permanently blind man leave to appeal a previous high court ruling which disallowed him to make amendments... Read more.
