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'Stark shortcomings': KZN government misses mark in service delivery targets
By: News24Wire 2nd November 2023 The KwaZulu-Natal government has failed in several of its service delivery targets with an Auditor-General report noting poor financial management... →
Medium-Term Budget sounds a clear warning about the state of South Africa's public finances
2nd November 2023 The Medium-Term Budget Statement (MTBS) laid bare the consequences of the failures of state-owned entities like Transnet and Eskom, which is... →
COSATU is disappointed by Treasury's lackluster Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS)
1st November 2023 Workers and the entire country looked forward to Government’s tabling a bold, decisive and progressive Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS)... →
Transnet urged to engage before presenting a R100bn bail-out ‘invoice’ 
By: Terence Creamer 1st November 2023 Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has not “closed the door” on Transnet’s move to secure a reported R100-billion in balance-sheet support to assist... →
Too much, too fast? Somalia joins the East African Community
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 1st November 2023 Somalia is poised to become the East African Community’s (EAC) eighth member state at the economic bloc’s December summit. This follows... →
Is an agreement referring to unannexed annexures void for vagueness?
1st November 2023 The courts have held that at times when agreements are being interpreted, the proper meaning of words may initially appear to be ambiguous,... →
R6bn Post Office shambles: Gauteng to lease private property for licence disc renewals
By: News24Wire 1st November 2023 The R6-billion SA Post Office loss resulted in the closure of 123 outlets in Gauteng, with the provincial government resorting to leasing offices... →
White and educated black youth most likely to vote in 2024 general election, survey finds
By: News24Wire 1st November 2023 An election poll conducted on young people's appetite to vote in the 2024 general election has found that this group remains eager to participate... →
