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Moegoe of the week
Our Moegoe crown goes to Nhlamulo “Sompisi” Ndhlela – the MK Party spokesperson whose name means Answer in Xitsonga, yet he dodges answers.
At a...
Young men should call peers out, challenge harmful behaviour
Gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) continue to rear their ugly head in Gauteng despite the provincial government’s various initiatives to fight the scourge.
The recent...
KZN head Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has ‘rogue’ Police Minister Senzo Mchunu in...
KwaZulu/Natal Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi did not pull any punches when he addressed a press briefing on Sunday, chief of which he singled...
Former deputy president David Mabuza’s desperate bid to save his life
In a desperate bid to save his life, former deputy president David “DD” Mabuza quietly embarked on a campaign to raise money to leave...
Police seeking public’s assistance to trace owners of suspected stolen cattle
The Police in Limpopo are appealing to members of the public, particularly cattle farmers in and around Blinkwater farms near Senwabarwana in the Capricorn...
Nketoana Municipality turns to court to correct bungled employment
The Nketoana Local Municipality has turned to the Free State High Court to dismiss a total of 74 general workers it says it hired...
Minister Nobuhle Nkabane’s controversial panel for Seta chairs continues to unravel
The net is closing in on Higher Education Minister Nobuhle Nkabane as more members of the Sector Education and Training Authority (Seta) board chairpersons’...
Whistleblower lives in fear for exposing ‘racism’ by boss
A young Sasolburg woman who reported the former owner of the local drinking hole and his cabal to the South African Human Rights Commission...
SAPS finally moves with the times to launch online recruitment drive
Police unions have hailed the South African Police Service (SAPS) for the launch of its online applications system.
The police force seeks to fill 5 500...
Mpumalanga seeks to protect its R4bn infrastructure projects from mafias
The Mpumalanga government has launched a decisive crackdown on the construction mafia, moving to rescue public infrastructure projects worth over R4-billion that have been...
