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- Matzikama municipality refers irregular recommendations back to Bredell
THE Matzikama municipality has referred recommendations back to the office of Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning MEC Anton Bredell regarding the investigation into the irregular appointment of Heinrich Koopman.
- Merryweather’s SCA cost appeal bid fails
PARAPLEGIC Andrew Merryweather’s appeal to have his legal costs paid by the father of his alleged attacker, Oliver Scholtz, has failed in the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA).
- Mbalula unleashes scathing attack on Helen Zille
CRACKS within the Government of National Unity (GNU) have continued to widen after ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula launched a blistering attack on the DA’s federal chairperson Helen Zille, accusing her of peddling lies and trafficking misinformation.
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- King Misuzulu kaZwelithini vows to protect land of Zulus
Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini said that he would do everything in his power to protect the land of the Zulus in what appeared to be a response to having to account to government officials on matters regarding the Ingonyama Trust.
- FOOD POISONING: W CAPE ON HIGH ALERT
“ISOLATED” cases of food poisoning have also been recorded in the Western Cape, igniting calls for the public to remain vigilant about food sources and handling.
- Mpofu: Zuma and I have been planning MKP since 2022
Advocate Dali Mpofu has revealed his significant role in the formation of the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK Party) alongside former president Jacob Zuma.
- Mismatch in R350 grant projections and spending blamed for R4bn under-spend
SOCIAL Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe has blamed the R4 billion underspending in the R350 Social Relief of Distress grant on a mismatch between projections and actual spending on the grants that were disbursed.
- Dempsey: Scotland know Springboks like to take threes
Jack Dempsey is keen to show how much Scotland have improved since their last meeting with world champions South Africa when they face the Springboks in the “ultimate test” at Murrayfield on Sunday.
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In the relentless battle against inflation, it seems like we’re all feeling the weight of the struggle. And it’s important to acknowledge the hardships faced by our domestic workers who selflessly dedicate themselves to caring for our homes, gardens, children and elderly parents, often at the...
- Shipping needs a firm basis for growth
AS they have read it all before, regular readers can turn the page to the crossword or study the sports pages instead of looking through the rest of this column. I hope it will come to the attention of our newly appointed minister of transport, who has much to do to curb the errant taxis, to fix...
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- Ascendis chairperson ousted in boardroom coup over questions about corporate espionage
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- Developer denies farmgate links
THE Cape Town property developer, said to be central in helping President Cyril Ramaphosa’s special adviser Bejani Chauke store more than $20 million (about R363m) in cash three weeks after the Phala Phala farm scandal was exposed, has distanced himself from any involvement in the saga....
- SEXUAL harassment has no place in the working environment.
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- Sexual harassment decision dismissed
THE Labour Court has dismissed the findings of a disciplinary hearing presiding officer who found a Western Cape Department of Health employee guilty of only one of five charges in relation to the sexual harassment of a colleague in 2019....
- DEVELOPER ‘LINKED’ TO FARMGATE CASH
A CAPE TOWN-based property developer has emerged as an alleged central figure in helping President Cyril Ramaphosa’s special adviser, Bejani Chauke, store more than $20 million (about R363m) in cash three weeks after the Phala Phala farm scandal was exposed....