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At the edge of democracy: what the upcoming general election holds in store for Tanzania
24th August 2020 Before the heroic return of opposition figure, Tundu Lissu, in late July 2020, Tanzania’s political landscape lacked the exuberance and ebullience... →
Portfolio Committee on Water and Sanitation welcome interventions in Emfuleni and City of Tshwane
24th August 2020 The Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation has welcomed the progress made by the Department of Water and Sanitation to... →
Advancing women is a task for all
24th August 2020 The battle for gender equality, diversity and inclusivity should not only be fought by women and those directly impacted, but are issues that... →
Noupoort short cuts can short circuit education
21st August 2020 The Democratic Alliance (DA) in the Northern Cape demands that the Northern Cape Department of Education ensures that all schools are up to code... →
Africa beginning to "bend the curve" of coronavirus – Africa CDC
By: Reuters 21st August 2020 Africa is beginning to slowly "bend the curve" of Covid-19 infections as measures like mask-wearing and social distancing slow down the spread of... →
Compensation Claims Lower Than Expected As The Picture Becomes Clear Of Industries Most Impacted By UIF
21st August 2020 While the number of claims for compensation as a result of sickness acquired in the workplace because of the Coronavirus pandemic are still going... →
‘Cape Town can get back to business,’ says Mayor Dan Plato
By: African News Agency 20th August 2020 During a council meeting on Thursday, Cape Town's executive mayor Dan Plato welcomed the city's return to business in full swing. Plato said... →
#UniteBehind vows to hold accountable companies implicated in PRASA corruption 
By: Sane Dhlamini 20th August 2020 Activist group #UniteBehind has promised to hold to account all local companies and individuals, as well as international companies, implicated in... →
