’We are looking forward to welcoming SA’s next millionaire,’ says Ithuba...
The CEO of National Lottery Ithuba said they were looking forward to welcoming SA’s newest millionaire as the Powerball jackpots roll over to a...
Postponement of Firearms Control Amendment Bill widely welcomed
The postponement of the Firearms Control Amendment Bill has been widely welcomed, with lobby groups saying the removal of the ’self-defence’ clause as a...
MTN Group to impose mandatory vaccinations for its employees from January
MTN is the latest company in South Africa to issue a vaccine mandate.AFRICA’s biggest telecoms service provider MTN Group said on Monday that it...
’Aggrieved’ Carl Niehaus reacts to public letter from Defence Minister Thandi...
The Ministry of Defence has supported the work of a committee that verified the struggle credentials of MKMVA spokesperson Carl Niehaus.WHILE the Ministry of...
Hawks swoop on more former Transnet bigwigs
Several former Transnet executives were arrested on Monday morning in connection with tender fraud relating to a multimillion-rand locomotives deal.PRETORIA – More Transnet executives...
Ramaphosa, Motshekga to address Sadtu’s national general council
The SA Democratic Teachers Union will kick-start its two-day national general council meeting on Tuesday. The NGC meeting takes place once in five years...
Zuma’s prosecution of Karyn Maughan, Billy Downer postponed to next year
The landmark case where former president Jacob Zuma is privately prosecuting criminally-accused veteran journalist Karyn Maughan and State prosecutor advocate Billy Downer, SC, has...
Declaring state of disaster over energy crisis will be ‘throwing petrol...
Declaring a state of disaster is like trying to put out a fire with petrol. That’s how some political parties have reacted to the...
President Ramaphosa takes dig at EFF in Human Rights Day address
President Cyril Ramaphosa took a veiled dig at the EFF and emphasised the importance of democracy at the Human Rights Day commemoration event in...
February inflation higher than forecast as power cuts bite in SA
South Africa's inflation rose slightly more than expected in February, a further indication that rolling power cuts nationwide may be fuelling price pressures, data...
