Author: Nkululeko Ncana

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Ceta supply chain boss accused of misrepresenting qualifications
News

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 p... Read more.
Treasury revises 2024 economic growth forecast downwards
Business

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 unsolicite... Read more.
Minister McKenzie causes a perfect storm in sport, arts and culture
Opinion

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 ho... Read more.
Progress at Eskom marred by slow pace of ongoing investigations
News

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 ... Read more.
Officials slam DPE for its ‘apartheid-era tactics’
News

Officials slam DPE for its ‘apartheid-era tactics’

The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) has been saddled with an urgent court application from two of its officials after the acting director-general, Jacky ... Read more.
Eskom executive linked to murder plot resigns
News

Eskom executive linked to murder plot resigns

An Eskom executive who has been directly accused of masterminding a foiled assassination plot by a former forensics manager has quit the parastatal. Sunday Worl... Read more.
'SA risks losing first-mover advantage in cannabis trade'
Business

‘SA risks losing first-mover advantage in cannabis trade’

A global medical cannabis entrepreneur looking to enter new markets says South Africa stands to lose out on the opportunities that lie in the commercial dagga m... Read more.