Lessons of World Cup extend beyond sport — Zille
By: Sapa 21st June 2010 The lessons of the 2010 FIFA World Cup can be used to improve the justice system and service delivery, Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Helen Zille... →
SACP calls on members to rebuild ANC
By: Sapa 21st June 2010 The Western Cape branch of the South African Communist Party (SACP) called upon it's members to become actively involved in rebuilding the African... →
Eskom, unions to meet Monday in wage dispute
By: Sapa 21st June 2010 Electricity utility Eskom and its trade unions were expected to meet on Monday to discuss a wage dispute that could see workers go on strike. →
Deadlock not yet reached in Eskom talks — CCMA
By: Sapa 18th June 2010 Deadlock has not yet been reached in the wage negotiations between electricity parastatal Eskom and the labour unions, the Commission for... →
China emerging as key African trade partner, report shows
By: Terence Creamer 18th June 2010 Africa's total merchandise trade with non-African developing countries surged from $34-billion in 1995 to a material $283-billion in 2008, making... →
Protector probing Manyi
By: Sapa 18th June 2010 The Public Protector has launched an investigation into the potential conflict of interest arising from Jimmy Manyi's dual roles as... →
Eskom strike ‘averted’ until Monday — Solidarity
By: Sapa 18th June 2010 A possible strike at Eskom has been temporarily averted until Monday, trade union Solidarity said on Thursday. →
China’s growth predicted to slow after rapid start to 2010
By: Creamer Media Reporter 18th June 2010 China's growth would likely ease somewhat during this year, but the country's growth remains "robust", the World Bank estimates. →
World Cup expected to give SA economy a boost
By: Chanel de Bruyn 18th June 2010 While there have been doubts about whether the 2010 FIFA World Cup would benefit South Africa as much as had been expected, researchers from... →
Union hopes to resolve Eskom wage dispute by Friday
By: Loni Prinsloo 17th June 2010 The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) said on Thursday that it hoped to resolve a wage dispute with South Africa's power utility Eskom by Friday. →
Security companies ‘sabotage’ World Cup — Cosatu
By: Sapa 17th June 2010 The conduct of companies employed to provide security at the 2020 FIFA World Cup stadiums was sabotaging safety at the tournament, the Congress of... →
ICC to consider farmer’s Malema complaint
By: Sapa 17th June 2010 The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Thursday confirmed receipt of a complaint by a Rustenburg farmer against African National Congress Youth... →
Polity – News this Week
By: Bradley Dubbelman 17th June 2010 A roundup of news making headlines this week. →
