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SABC jobs bloodbath, while executives keep cushy jobs
Heads of news in regions had been sent down to regional news editors, while the executive producers, currently at scale 130 were downgraded to scale 300 as programme producers.
There is a panic among staff at the SABC, after the executive management downgraded all significant posts and rendered 95 employees redundant across the board in the name of cost cutting.
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Edgars’ obstacle course
You must insist on written confirmation the account has been closed or it may not be and may continue to accrue.
Business News
Bleak reality of retirement in SA
Another reason for South Africans not saving for their retirement is because there is simply not enough money to live a decent life and save.
Business News
Stor-Age’s new UK partner
Initial value of the new joint venture is about R1.1 billion, with potential to increase to over R2.1 billion.
What She Said
Beware of an epileptic fit in the Kia Seltos
Flashy lights can make you feel like you are raving on disco biscuits.
Covid-19
Economy in danger if noncompliance to Covid-19 regulations continues
Western Cape premier Alan Winde said he was concerned about an increase in Covid-19 cases in the province in the past week, but stressed it could not be classified as a resurgence.
Editorials
Don’t feel guilty about driving
The moral of the story: combustion engines are going to be around for a long time.
Columns
Caught up in constant struggle
I don’t know if next week will ever arrive for those of us who battle daily. But, who knows, maybe things will turn out all right in the end.
Editorials
Covid-19: we are not yet out of woods
People are feeling less scared than they were at the beginning of the Level 5 lockdown in early April.
Columns
Beware the whataboutists
The fact that the NPA is yet to prefer charges against individual or corporate citizen Y does not mean that the prosecution of individual or corporate citizen X is illegitimate or unwarranted.
Columns
Government to blame for lives lost on Moloto Road
The Moloto Road Corridor pipe dream is a crystal-clear example of how the ANC uses people during elections and forgets about them once they are back in power
Covid-19
Covid-19 fatigue could see surge in number of infections
Dr Giles van Cutsem says there is a risk of a second wave ‘if previously unexposed people decrease their prevention behaviour – especially if people congregate in confined and poorly ventilated spaces for long periods of time, as seen in Europe’.
Disasters
Watch: Free State fire damage estimated at R400m
A young farmer, Tewie Nel, who sustained third-degree burns to his face, leg and arm while fighting the fire is stable in an intensive care unit and recovering.
General Daily news update: Covid-19 stats, Chicco Twala on Meyiwa murder and Brendin Horner murder-accused granted bail
Sponsored content Load shedding, News, and Online Shopping: The most popular Apps in South Africa are available on HUAWEI AppGallery
The numbers are in with HUAWEI revealing the top downloaded apps in South Africa on its exclusive app distribution platform, HUAWEI AppGallery, for 2020 so far.
Environment Whale carcass washes up ashore near along Jeffreys Bay coastline
‘As a precaution, we are appealing to bathers, surfers and paddlers to be cautious along the coastline between Tsitsikamma and Port Elizabeth.’
Celebs & viral VIDEO: Mpho Popps parodying Katlego Maboe is the best thing you’ll see today
In his version, Modikane admits to cheating on his diet and eating his partner’s snacks.
General Families feeling ‘broken’ after bodies of missing boys found in Cape Town dam
They were last seen by a truck driver, who noticed that they had snuck into his vehicle. He dropped them off at the Mew Way bridge in Khayelitsha.
Politics Mboweni conceded that IMF loan could pay salaries of govt employees, says DA
‘This sudden change by Mboweni from his avowed position of prudential public financial management to debt-fueled public spending is hardly surprising,’ the party says.
Investigation Two businessmen linked to Gauteng health dept R1.2bn corruption ‘out of SA’
The two businessmen were expected to appear in court on Thursday alongside four former senior department employees.
Crime GBV, femicide receiving ‘priority attention’, says Gauteng police commissioner
More than 157 offenders have been arrested, which Lieutenant General Elias Mawela hopes will ‘send a strong message to men that women must be respected, without their rights being violated’.
Society Young Philippi boys earn pocket money from fixing potholes, cleaning up streets
When they aren’t at school or playing soccer, the young boys still clear rubbish off the road and fill potholes with sand and rubble.
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Economy in danger if noncompliance to Covid-19 regulations continues
Western Cape premier Alan Winde said he was concerned about an increase in Covid-19 cases in the province in the past week, but stressed it could not be classified as a resurgence.
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Africa roundup: Mosimane warns Ahly of ‘difficult’ match despite lead
Al Ahly coach Pitso Mosimane is predicting a “difficult” CAF Champions League semi-final second leg in Egypt Friday against Moroccan visitors Wydad Casablanca despite holding a two-goal advantage.
Sport
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Argentinian rugby facing uncertain future, says Ledesma
With Australia and New Zealand discussing a trans-Tasman version of Super Rugby, Argentine rugby finds itself in a precarious position.
Lifestyle
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VIDEO: Mpho Popps parodying Katlego Maboe is the best thing you’ll see today
In his version, Modikane admits to cheating on his diet and eating his partner’s snacks.
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Don’t feel guilty about driving
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Musical artist Phumeza Mdabe shares the joys of being a mother
Phumeza’s advise to other moms is to “do what feels right to you in raising your child/children”.
Motoring
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Ford puts Sport(y) touch on Ranger XL
Visual enhancements offered on the single, super and double cab priced at R16 500.
World
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Convalescent plasma of limited use for Covid-19 – study
Observational studies recently carried out suggested convalescent plasma could be beneficial.
