Doubt over ACSA CEO Mpumi Mpofu’s qualification remains
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy says she is yet to receive proof of Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) CEO, Mpumi Mpofu’s academic qualifications. So, she... Read more.
Barbara Creecy wants her CEOs’ qualifications, clearance rechecked
Transport minister Barbara Creecy has issued a directive for a list of all CEOs employed in state-owned entities under her department indicating whether they have... Read more.
OPINION | ‘Your staff could be working for construction mafia’
Emperors Palace was abuzz with senior executives and VIPs, all in attendance to the much anticipated 17th annual South African Construction Awards. Also in attendance... Read more.
‘Political parties in GNU are not sincere to South African voters’
Listening to Helen Zille’s interview with the Frederick Newman Foundation, one could not help but ponder the sincerity of the political parties that form part... Read more.
NPO accuses Zille of manipulating rand during GNU talks
An interesting complaint has landed on the desk of public protector, Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka. It is requesting her office to investigate comments made by DA boss,... Read more.
Ceta board asked to explain abuse of power claims
The Department of Higher Education has written to the board of directors at the Construction Education and Training Authority (Ceta) demanding answers on allegations... Read more.
Ceta supply chain boss accused of misrepresenting qualifications
The board of directors at the Construction Education and Training Authority (Ceta) are accused of failing to get a grip on the institution, which was recently placed... Read more.
Finance minister Godongwana lashed ‘for failing the poor’
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana says the National Treasury is making progress in putting measures in place to fast-track the process of considering unsolicited... Read more.
Minister McKenzie causes a perfect storm in sport, arts and culture
Just days before this year’s Two Oceans Marathon in April, a catastrophic storm landed on the Western Cape province. An estimated 1500 people were left homeless... Read more.
Progress at Eskom marred by slow pace of ongoing investigations
The seventh administration has seen both newly appointed ministers and those retained, taking over their positions commendable energy. Parliament also moved to elect... Read more.
