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CT community health workers demand reward for contribution to SA health system
Members of the National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers marched from Hanover Street to the provincial legislature in Cape Town's CBD to air grievances.
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SA truck drivers’ forum: Foreign nationals should not be hired as truck drivers
There's been a spate of violence on trucks where at least 29 of them were targeted in the past week allegedly in protest to the employment of foreign nationals in the sector.
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Mshoza memorial under way, friends & colleagues share fond memories
The 37-year-old musician succumbed to diabetes last week.
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Health minister heads to EC to tackle COVID-19 surge
Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize told Parliament the Eastern Cape was responsible for between 50 and 55% of new positive cases being identified each day.
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Food, non-alcoholic beverages price help push CPI to seven-month high
The price increases are still within targets set by the South African Reserve Bank, which aims to have the inflation rate between 3% and 6%.
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5 men accused of killing Atlantis teen Jordan Moore due back in court next month
Four of the seven men arrested in connection with the murder were back in the Atlantis Magistrates Court on Tuesday.
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Khato Civils offers to help family of boy who drowned in trench at building site
Tshiamo Hlenza died on Monday after falling into a trench covered in water at a construction site in Hammanskraal.
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Mapping the global scourge of gender-based violence
Graphic showing regional WHO estimates on violence against women. November 25 is the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
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Contralesa slams 'inconsiderate' Cogta deputy minister over initiation stance
The traditional practice has been suspended since the country went into lockdown in March.
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Ramaphosa condemns 'mindless, bloody lawlessness' on freight truck attacks
"We cannot tolerate this loss of life and destruction of property."
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Community health workers protest in CT for better working conditions
Among the demands are a monthly minimum wage of R12,500, as well as permanent employment.
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The Eastern Cape is South Africa’s land of hunger
Jobless people in the country’s most impoverished province join the growing social grant queues before dawn on empty stomachs, having run out of food for the month.
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ANC's Zizi Kodwa, Zuma advisor received payments from EOH, Zondo Inquiry told
ENS forensics director Stephen Powell said that the questionable transactions and payments made by IT company EOH happened between 2015 and 2017.
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Nehawu threaten indefinite strike if community health workers not made permanent
Workers affiliated with the union are expected to go on a nationwide strike on Thursday demanding government permanently employ workers and pay all government benefits.
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More peer pressure needed to combat coronavirus - COVID-19 Economists Group
The body has set out to identify solutions aimed at mitigating social and economic effects of the pandemic.
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Gauteng police hunt armed suspects after 2 trucks held up, torched in Daveyton
Two drivers escaped unharmed when their trucks were petrol-bombed on the N12 east of Johannesburg early on Wednesday morning.
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'Beyond That Window' is an intimate homage to Chinese migrant life in SA
A curated show at a former corner shop in Brixton, Johannesburg, offers a glimpse into the lives of a Chinese migrant couple who made apartheid South Africa home.
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SA’s justice system is failing to adequately protect GBV victims - Numsa
Numsa’s spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola called for harsher sentences for gender-based violence (GBV) perpetrators.
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Mpumalanga ANC defends move to reinstate PEC member charged with rape
The party argued that while the ANC at the national level dealt with the issue of asking members to 'step aside', the PEC member should be allowed to participate in party activities.
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Struggling Comair to operate reduced schedule with limited aircraft in December
Comair said that per the adopted business rescue plan, the aircraft would gradually return to service from mid-January, with a seven-month ramp-up period until June.
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Golden Arrow calls for dedicated law enforcement to halt bus attacks
The company said that on average, more than 200 busses were attacked in some way every month and there are 6 to 8 robberies on buses on a weekly basis.
