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- Cope to escalate fight against amending Constitution for land expropriation June 23, 2018The Constitution was a multiparty agreement; Mandela was not drunk when he signed. It is meant to guide us all, says Cope’s Pakes Dikgetsi
- Safety of miners is paramount‚ says Ramaphosa June 23, 2018The country has lost 45 lives this year in mines‚ 20 of them at Sibanye mines
- Deliwe de Lange says she will continuing policing even without pay June 23, 2018Outgoing Gauteng top cop says she will continue to serve the people of Gauteng.
- Cyril Ramaphosa says NHI is on its way — whether you like it or not June 22, 2018Addressing the NUM congress, the president says the National Health Insurance Fund will bring stability to the country’s stressed healthcare system
- Health Minister wants more preventative healthcare cover June 22, 2018And he wants the National health Insurance fund to allow quality healthcare for all South Africans, as 84% are currently reliant on parlous public healthcare
- PSA gives minister seven days to respond to 15% wage increase demands June 22, 2018The Public Service Association has delivered a memorandum of its grievances and demands to the South African Social Security Agency
Mail & Guardian
- Axing Abrahams? Ramaphosa's decision hinges on court rulings June 22, 2018Ramaphosa is waiting for two ConCourt judgments before acting on NPA boss's position, a parliamentary reply has revealed
- ANC Limpopo conference at risk of interdiction June 22, 2018Saturday’s court application — which is expected to be heard at 11am — is likely to see further delays on conference proceedings
- Read the Medical Scheme Amendments Bill June 22, 2018Find out what the big changes government may have in store for medical aids.
- Another day, another data breach June 22, 2018Liberty is just the latest in a growing list of targets, heightening the urgency to protect information
- Cosatu’s new KZN leaders take on Ingonyama June 21, 2018The Cosatu in KwaZulu-Natal wants people who live on land controlled by the Ingonyama Trust to be given individual land tenure rights
- A very sick health dept June 21, 2018'Cue the now all-too-familiar pattern of patronage — houses, overseas trips, spa treatments'
Eye Witness News
- City power working to restore power in Joburg inner city June 23, 2018City Power says electricity has already been restored to Newtown Jeppe and parts of the city centre since technicians entered the tunnel on Friday.
- Lenasia police station protesters to appear in court June 23, 2018Five people were arrested on Friday after they protested outside the local police station on Thursday after a community patroller and two shoppers were shot dead.
- NUM elects Joseph Montisetsi as new president June 23, 2018Phillip Vilakazi will be deputy president, while Makgabo Mabapa is deputy secretary-general and Mpho Phakedi is the new treasurer-general.
- Police: Probe after man allegedly disarms officer, kills himself June 23, 2018It's understood the man ran into the client service centre at the station on Friday night before using the service firearm to shoot himself.
- Limpopo ANC conference 'will go ahead' until court rules otherwise June 23, 2018The High Court in Johannesburg is today expected to make a decision after a group of disgruntled members filed an urgent interdict to stop the gathering from going ahead.
- Alleged poacher arrested at Kruger National Park June 23, 2018One person was arrested following a poaching incident at the Kruger National Park.
News24
- News24.com | Man arrested after uncle’s burnt body found in pit toilet June 23, 2018A man has been arrested in connection with the killing of his uncle, whose burnt body was found dumped inside a pit toilet at the Matlala Lehwelere village in Limpopo, police say.
- News24.com | Lesotho group petitions Queen Elizabeth to get back SA land June 23, 2018"The petition is all about the readjustment request for Lesotho boundaries. That is all we are requesting for her majesty Queen Elizabeth to do for the Basotho," co-ordinator Mpho Serobanyane has said.
- News24.com | Ramaphosa declares Special Official Funeral for Billy Modise June 23, 2018President Cyril Ramaphosa has declared a Special Official Funeral for Ambassador Billy Modise who died on Wednesday at the age of 87.
- News24.com | Luthuli House insists ANC Limpopo conference will go ahead, despite looming court action June 23, 2018Despite looming court action to challenge the ANC Limpopo elective conference scheduled for this weekend, Luthuli House insists the conference will go ahead.
- News24.com | Uninvite Obama to Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, organisations ask June 23, 2018Two organisations have written open letters to the Nelson Mandela Foundation to ask the foundation to withdraw its invitation to former US president Barack Obama to deliver the annual lecture on July 17.
- News24.com | 'We desist from working as silos, but we work as a team' - Vincent Smith on land expropriation process June 23, 2018Co-chairperson the the Joint Constitutional Review Committee Vincent Smith - a veteran who has crossed political minefields - is fully aware of the enormity of his task to look into the amendment of the Constitution to allow expropriation without compensation.
SABC
- Cosatu pickets against abuse of employees June 22, 2018Labour federation Labour federation Cosatu in KwaZulu-Natal says it is clamping down on employers who abuse their employees. in KwaZulu-Natal says it is clamping down on employers who abuse their employees. The post Cosatu pickets against abuse of employees appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all […]
- SABC staff members who were held hostage now free June 22, 2018Three senior SABC staff members who were allegedly detained by members of the cast and crew of a production company on the set of a new Zulu historical drama Uselwa in KwaZulu-Natal have been freed. The post SABC staff members who were held hostage now free appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special […]
- Workers gaining more confidence in Saftu: Vavi June 22, 2018South African Federation of Trade Unions General Secretary, Zwelinzima Vavi says members of the public sector are gaining more confidence in them as the Congress of South African Trade Unions is constantly betraying them. The post Workers gaining more confidence in Saftu: Vavi appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, […]
- Mkhize visits Free State in efforts to assist dysfunctional municipalities June 22, 2018The Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize says the recovery of municipalities depends on the investment of skills development of public servants. The post Mkhize visits Free State in efforts to assist dysfunctional municipalities appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African […]
- Nzimande strongly condemns Van Reenen truck drivers’ protest June 22, 2018Transport Minister Blade Nzimande says the protest action by truck drivers that closed Van Reenen's Pass earlier this week, is totally unacceptable. The post Nzimande strongly condemns Van Reenen truck drivers’ protest appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader..
- Billy Modise will be granted special category 1 funeral June 22, 2018President Cyril Ramaphosa will grant former Chief of State Protocol and recipient of the National Order of Luthuli, Ambassador Billy Modise, a special category 1 funeral. The post Billy Modise will be granted special category 1 funeral appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African […]
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- Afrikaanse onderwys is die lewensstroom van die taal June 21, 2018As Afrikaanse onderwys tot niet gaan, sal dit ook die einde van Afrikaans as taal beteken. Met dié boodskap het Melanie Buys, onderwysspesialis by die Skoleondersteuningsentrum (SOS) van Solidariteit Helpende Hande se leierskapkongres, die noodsaaklikheid van volhoubare Afrikaanse skole beklemtoon. … Continue reading → The post Afrikaanse onderwys is die lewensstroom van die taal appeared […]
- Herdenkingsritte: 9 ruiters, meer as 200 km, een taai Vrystaatse winter June 21, 2018Deur Ilze Nieuwoudt Nege perderuiters skop eerskomende Saterdag 23 Junie ’n uitmergelende historiese herdenkingsrit af tydens die bekendstelling van Kraal Uitgewers se nuutste boek, Wes-Transvaal: Militêre brandpunt van die Anglo-Boereoorlog, 1899-1902. (Klik hier vir meer inligting oor dié geleentheid.) Die … Continue reading → The post Herdenkingsritte: 9 ruiters, meer as 200 km, een taai […]
- Onderrig moet soos vermaak wees, sê direkteur by Nasa June 20, 2018Tegnologie het die wêreld verander en tegnologie het meegebring dat kinders vandag anders onderrig moet word. Dit was vandag die boodskap van dr. Japie van Zyl, direkteur van Sonnestelselverkenning by Nasa se straalaandrywingslaboratorium, wat via Skype aan die leierskapkongres van … Continue reading → The post Onderrig moet soos vermaak wees, sê direkteur by Nasa […]
- Nuwe denke en leierskap vir veranderende onderwyslandskap nodig June 20, 2018Onderwys in Suid-Afrika is vandag wisselvallig, onvoorspelbaar, ingewikkeld én onduidelik. Dit is in die lig hiervan dat onderwysers en hoofde hulself toenemend moet afvra of hulle toegerus is om aan die uitdagings van die “VUCA-scenario” en omstandighede te voldoen. Daan … Continue reading → The post Nuwe denke en leierskap vir veranderende onderwyslandskap nodig appeared […]
- Dissipline-probleme hoofrede hoekom onnies handdoek ingooi June 20, 2018Dissipline-probleme is een van die hoofredes vir onderwysers se bedankings. Marius Botha, ’n regskonsultant wat skole oor die hantering van dissipline adviseer, het die enorme probleme wat skole rondom dissipline ervaar, vandag by die leierskapkongres van die Skoleondersteuningsentrum (SOS) van … Continue reading → The post Dissipline-probleme hoofrede hoekom onnies handdoek ingooi appeared first on […]
- Briljante boek oor oorlogvoering in Afrika bekendgestel June 15, 2018’n Omvattende en briljante boek oor die aard en omvang van oorlogvoering in Afrika, en veral vierdegenerasie-oorlogvoering, is gisteraand in Centurion bekendgestel. Mobile Warfare for Africa is geskryf deur genl.-maj. Roland de Vries, Camille Burger en Willem Steenkamp. De Vries, … Continue reading → The post Briljante boek oor oorlogvoering in Afrika bekendgestel appeared first […]
