Taxi Violence: “It is like Organised Crime Trying to Take Over...
Negotiations between rival taxi bodies in Western Cape have reached a deadlock yet again this week.
Western Cape Transport MEC Daylin Mitchell and national...
Eskom Condemns Continuous Vandalism Across Gauteng
Eskom says it strongly condemns the continuous vandalism and theft of their equipment that is taking place across Gauteng, with no less than three...
Western Cape Moves Closer to Electricity Independence as Eskom Plunges Country...
The Western Cape Minister of Finance and Economic Opportunities, David Maynier, has announced that the provincial government has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with...
Justice Minister’s Law Firm Allegedly Bungled Lottery Corruption Probe
Reports submitted by Ndobela Lamola Inc are full of forged documents... By Raymond Joseph and Anton van Zyl
Three forensic reports into National Lotteries...
South Africa’s Biovac to Start Making Pfizer Vaccine Next Year in...
South Africa's state-backed vaccine manufacturer Biovac is to start making the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in the second half of next year. This will be a...
SAA Pilot’s Heartbreaking Letter After Airline Retrenches Pilots
SAA, you’ve finally done it... writes (former) South African Airways pilot Phil Parsons. Sixteen months after last paying us and 26 years since hiring...
OPINION: The Historic Context of the Current Riots and Violence
With the recent chaos specifically in the KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng provinces, and the media focus on these areas pertaining to the violent riots and...
Brakpan Community Members Protect Immigrant-Owned Spaza Shops
Groups of residents in some parts of Brakpan have vowed to protect immigrant-owned shops. At a spaza shop in Langaville extension 4 belonging to...
Declaring a State of Emergency Explained
Civil unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and parts of Gauteng has resulted in some people calling for a state of emergency to be declared under the...
Food Supply to 675,000 People Cut Off After Durban Food Bank...
The Durban warehouse belonging to FoodForward SA was ransacked on Tuesday, prompting the organisation to close all its branches in five cities, leaving some 675,000 people...
