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Tom Moyane implicated once again at SARS Commission 28.06.2018

More witnesses at the SARS Commission of Inquiry have told of how they worked in fear and under intimidation, after Tom Moyane took over as the revenue collector's Commissioner in 2014. Some say they were marginalised because they were seen as being aligned to Moyane's predecessor Pravin Gordhan. Moyane suspended eight senior executives shortly after taking over, following revelations by a KMPG th...

EC motorists up in arms over 26km road with potholes 27.06.2018

The Eastern Cape Roads and Transport department has vowed to uncover the cause of the delay in the completion of a 224 million rand road construction project, between Coffee Bay and Hole in the Wall at Mqanduli. Motorists complain that they are forced to pay thousands of rands evey year as their tyres wear out quicker, due to the pothole-ridden 26 kilometres stretch of road. Nkululeko Nyembezi vis...

Calls for Sibanye to be closed down 27.06.2018

Various unions have called for the Sibanye-Stillwater Mine in Drefontein to be shut down. This follows the death of yet another mine worker yesterday. According to mine management the mine worker died after he entered a scraper path and was caught by the scraper. Two weeks ago, Five mine workers died at Sibanye's Kloof Ikamva Mine near Westonaria, making that incident the seventh tragedy at a Siba...

City of Joburg residents must start separating their garbage in July 27.06.2018

The City of Johannesburg has warned it's running out of space for rubbish and it risks hitting an ultimate disaster point in six years if nothing is done. The city is concerned that if drastic measures are not taken, household refuse will have to be transported by train to a landfill site in Mpumalanga and ratepayers will have to shoulder the costs. From July 1st, Joburg residents will be compelle...

DA to appeal De Lille ruling 27.06.2018

The DA says it will be appealing the judgement handed down at the High Court in Cape Town, which ruled in favour of Mayor Patricia de Lille in her application to have the DA's decision to strip her of her membership and remove her as Mayor, set aside. The court found that the DA's Federal Legal Council acted illegaly, according to the party's own constitution, because the FLC, the legal body withi...

Soccer grannies not overshadowed by Russia's World Cup Euphoria 22.06.2018

Now during the World Cup the likes of Sadio Mane, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi might be grabbing your attention, but a new team has arrived in Moscow, keen to show that football is for everyone. And their team line up might just surprise you, as SABC's Dan Ashby found out.

Munene Khoza is among the movers and shakers this youth month 22.06.2018

As we commemorate youth month, this afternoon we feature 31-year-old Munene Khoza, who wants to lead the pack of strategic communicators across all industries in South Africa. This feisty and creative young woman has used her love for languages to start her own communications consultancy company, which already plays in the space of established agencies. Our Executive Producer, Krivani Pillay, caug...

Italy strenghtens measures to keep African migrants out 22.06.2018

European Union leaders are reportedlly preparing to take more steps to keep migrants out of their countries. According to the reports, talks planned for the next week, EU leaders will affirm their intention to stop migrants leaving north African shores by paying countries like Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia to hold people until their eligibility for asylum can be established. This come...

Initiates die at illegal initiation school in Libode 22.06.2018

Three initiates have died at Libode in the Eastern Cape - a week after the official opening of the winter initiation season. The initiates were allegedly underage and were at an illegal initiation school, known as 'amabhuma'. Libode is one of the areas that is known to have illegal initiations schools and where initiates die in numbers. Eastern Cape Cooperative Governance spokesperson Mamkeli Ngam...

ANC Limpopo conference may not go ahead 22.06.2018

This weekend's ANC provincial conference may not go ahead. A group of the party's members are seeking an urgent court interdict that will prevent the conference from taking place. The complainants argue that processes as stipulated by the ANC's Constitution, were not followed. Yesterday the party's Secretary-General Ace Magashule told the media during a press briefing that it was all systems go af...

New NW premier is sworn-in 22.06.2018

The new premier of North West province, Professor Job Mokgoro, has committed him to getting rid of the province's ills. The 70-year old Mokgoro has been sworn in as a member of the provincial legislature and elected premier of the province. He succeeds Supra Mahumapelo, who resigned last month following violent protests in the province.

What will South African society look like in 2030? Indlulamithi project 21.06.2018

What will South African society look like in 2030? Will we have moved towards a cohesive nation or will existing fault lines grow into wider chasms? This is the questions that is currently being discussed by various thought leaders including President Cyril Ramaphosa. For the past year a diverse group of researchers, thought leaders and representatives from all spheres of society participated in t...

Political parties must disclose who their funders are-Constitutional Court 21.06.2018

Constitutional Court Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has ruled that political parties are obliged to disclose to the public who their funders are. The "My Vote Counts" organisation initially approached the Western Cape high court in Cape Town on the basis that certain provisions of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) should be declared constitutionally invalid. Chief Justice Mogoeng al...

Son of Durban businessman sets employee alight 21.06.2018

The police are investigating a case of attempted murder after the son of a Durban petrol station owner allegedly poured petrol on an employee and set her alight, causing severe burn wounds. The 31-year old woman, who is the breadwinner in her family, has not been able to return to work due to the injuries she sustained a month ago. Fanele Mhlongo reports.

Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi to unveil NHI proposals 21.06.2018

Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi is today expected to unveil far-reaching proposals aimed at bringing about universal health coverage in the country. Motsoaledi is set to spell out details of the National Health Insurance Bill and the Medical Schemes Amendment Bill at a media briefing in Pretoria. On the back drop of that, A group of general practitioners tasked with overseeing the National Health...

Job Mokgoro is the new NW premier 21.06.2018

The ANC has confirmed Professor Job Mokgoro as the new premier of the North West rovince. This comes after a special NEC meeting as well as an NWC meeting this past week. Supra Mahumapelo resigned from the position last month. 70-year old Mokgoro was the North West Director-General. ANC Secretary-General Ace Magashule made the announcement.

Refugees share their stories on World Refugee Day 20.06.2018

Today marks World Refugee Day. The United Nations says more than 60 million people have been forced to leave their countries due to war, fear of persecution and natural disasters. The UN says those displaced are mostly from poor countries. It has urged people of the world to treat refugees with compassion. My colleague Anita Visser spoke to Darius Kwigomba from the Democratic Republic of Congo, wh...

Website and Facebook pages launched to assist families in the silicosis case 20.06.2018

A website and a Facebook page have been launched to assist former mine workers and their dependents who may be entitled to compensation if they worked at one of the six gold mining companies that have made provisions for a trust to pay workers who contracted silicosis and/ or TB at work. The historic settlement was made last month after 3 years of extensive negotiations. The gold mine companies in...

Protests in George spread to neighbouring areas 20.06.2018

Service delivery protests have spilled over to neighbouring areas of Thembalethu in George (in the Southern Cape). Residents of Lawaaikamp, Borcherds and Parkdene have joined in on the action, and are being kept at bay by police. Earlier, two trucks were set alight and looted on the N2 between the Garden Route Mall and Pacaltsdorp. The road remains closed to traffic. Our reporter in Cape Town, Tan...

DISABILITY360_20062018 TENDERS FOR YOUTH WITH DISABILITY 20.06.2018

Bussai talks to Khethiwe Mtshali from Amathamsanqa Business Enterprise about chances that the youth with disability have of getting business tenders

South African Weather Services officials fail to appear in Parliament 19.06.2018

The embattled South African Weather Services has failed to appear before the Environmental Committee to explain the appointment of Julia Mphafudi as Executive of Corporate and Regulatory Services. This follows an anonymous tip-off about alleged irregulaties. 18 months ago former CEO Linda Makuleni was fired, leaving behind allegations of corruption and tender fraud in the organisation. Our parliam...

Fears mount over the Zim elections as party struggle to access voters' roll 19.06.2018

Fears that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission will not be able to run free and fair elections next month are mounting. Candidates who should have received the voters' roll allegedly still don't have access to it. The country's Electoral Commission says it is facing administrative challenges in availing it to candidates as required by law. But it says the election will go ahead despite any grievance...

Mabuyane dismisses the Sbu Ndebele Report 19.06.2018

Eastern Cape ANC chairman Oscar Mabuyane has dismissed the Sbu Ndebele Report as flawed. In the report, Ndebele, calls for the party to set aside the outcome of the conference. The report was the subject of a hearing at the South Gauteng High Court yesterday. Mabuyane says only a court of law will decide on what is right.

The Information Regulator wants answers from Liberty after hacking incident 19.06.2018

The Information Regulator SA has requested an urgent meeting with Liberty Holdings CEO David Munro, to understand how its data became compromised. The company's system was hacked and those responsible are demanding a ransom. The regulator has requested information about the extent and contents of the data breach, as well as the interim measures put in place to prevent further breaches. Sakina Kamw...

SA Express workers may not be paid at the end of June 19.06.2018

Workers at airline SA Express may not get paid come month end. Trade union Fedusa is calling on government to intervene and provide funding to the state-owned entity. The company was grounded last month after failing to comply with safety regulations. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SA Express spokesperson Refilwe Masemola and asked if the c ompany had issued notices to workers about the possibility that...

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