The department announced on Monday it had set aside R62 million to build seven traditional council offices in the province’s five regions. 2 days ago Traditional leaders such as headmen, chiefs, paramount chiefs, kings and…
28 June 2019 – 14:00 Nick Hedley Picture: SOWETAN Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon (WBHO) says skilled staff are emigrating from SA at a faster pace amid an exceptionally tough period for construction companies, which have been…
The Tshwane City Hall received a face lift of R65 million – but didn’t comply with national heritage council requirements. Photo: Tshwane.gov.za The latest annual municipal audit report details some alarming instances of maladministration in…
By Staff writer.June 25, 2019 Eskom has announced that it will no longer be conducting substation repairs and maintenance in areas of Gauteng where payments are not being made. Due to violent protests in the…
April 9, 2019 |Mary Downes Attempts to remove honest professionals and appoint dishonorable and incompetent people at the highest echelons of the criminal justice system have severely undermined the Rule of Law in South Africa….
Reuters | 2 days ago PRETORIA – African countries running up debt they won’t be able to pay back, including to China, should not expect to be bailed out by western-sponsored debt relief, the United States’…
You can not have land expropriation without compensation. It is illegal in international law. It is contrary to a dozen treaties that South Africa has signed and ratified- Mark Philip Posted By: admin April 5,…
Economy / 6 April 2018, 09:13am / Reuters Former president Jacob Zuma File picture: Siphiwe Sibeko/Reuters JOHANNESBURG – Former South African president Jacob Zuma is due to appear in court on Friday over alleged corruption in a large government…
SA is effectively an idiocracy. An idiocracy is one step down from a mediocracy, the position we previously held. Next stop, as Malcom Tucker puts it in The Thick of It, is simply called a…
Durban – Durban residents are angered by the “lack of compassion” shown by the Department of Home Affairs employees who “prioritise” tea and lunch breaks over serving the public. Residents claimed they had queued for…
