Call for action after SANDF members recalled over alleged sexual misconduct
Political parties have called on the Department of Defence to take tough action against eight SANDF members who have been recalled from a UN...
Transnet’s turnaround plan does not include privatisation – Presidency
The Presidency clarified misleading reports, saying: “Inaccurate media reports have created the impression that the Presidency seeks to place Transnet under private control. This...
World Bank in talks with SA over $1bn loan, IMF agrees...
The International Monetary Fund announced that member nations had agreed to increase their contributions to the global lender and give sub-Saharan Africa a third...
Free State MEC, two officials out on bail after being arrested...
The three senior political players in the Free State, including an MEC, who appeared in the Kroonstad Magistrate’s Court for fraud, corruption and money...
Severe weather sweeps across SA, prompting widespread warnings
South Africa is currently grappling with severe weather conditions that have prompted a series of warnings, impacting various regions of the country.SOUTH Africa is...
State IT agency strike may slow key government online services
Key government IT services face disruption from Wednesday as hundreds of State Information Technology Agency workers plan to embark on a strike over salary...
More delays in judicial review of public protector’s Phala Phala report
The Hola Bon Renaissance Foundation has agreed to postpone its urgent application to overturn acting Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka's report exonerating President Cyril Ramaphosa...
SANDF says UN did not inform it about it soldiers apprehended...
The SANDF says it was not informed of allegations, which include sexual exploitation and a direct breach of curfew time, against its eight members...
Cops launch manhunt for hitch-hiking teens accused of murder, rape
The police are on the hunt for two teenagers who killed a motorist who gave them a lift and raped a female passenger.THE POLICE...
Ministers forced to be more transparent on government guarantees
Cabinet ministers will have to report regularly to Parliament on the billions of rand in government guarantees, indemnities and securities they issue to state-owned...
