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RAF should use high court ruling to get its ducks in a row
14th April 2021 The DA welcomes the High Court order that suspends all payments for settled claims not older than 180 days until 12 September 2021. The order also... →
Statement By The Minister Of Public Enterprises
14th April 2021 Earlier today, I formally wrote to the Secretary of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), to provide as much clarity as I can, in the public... →
SAFTU rejects Digital-Economy false ‘solutions’ offered by President Ramaphosa which won’t even dent the unemployment crisis
13th April 2021 The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) has read with utter shock the letter penned by President Cyril Ramaphosa to the people of our... →
Finances used to excuse factionalism
13th April 2021 The Democratic Alliance (DA) in the Northern Cape wrote to Premier Zamani Saul and Bentley Vass, MEC for Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements... →
De Ruyter accuser allegedly extended irregular contracts worth R8bn to oil firm 
By: News24Wire 9th April 2021 Suspended Eskom procurement chief Solly Tshitangano supported the awarding of contracts worth more than R8-billion to Econ Oil in 2019 - despite... →
Art not for art’s sake
9th April 2021 Award-winning columnist, Bhekisisa Mncube, challenges President Cyril Ramaphosa to shake up the arts ministry following allegations that some... →
POPI reinforces systems already in place in the healthcare industry
7th April 2021 The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPI), which comes into full force later this year, is not something for the healthcare industry to... →
Scopa halts probe into claims of racism and abuse of power against Eskom's De Ruyter
By: News24Wire 7th April 2021 Parliament's Standing Committee on Public Accounts has put on hold its inquiry into allegations lodged against Eskom CEO André de Ruyter by... →
