General 21.8.2019 01:14 pm
‘I am not giving up on my son’ – mother of missing SA teacher in Vietnam
Faheema Abrahams has been in the country since July 10 looking for her son, who was last seen in Ho Chi Min City (Saigon) on July 5.
The mother of South African teacher Mushfiq Daniels, who has been missing in Vietnam since last month, has taken to Facebook, saying she will not give up the search for her son.
Health Gauteng health department worsens in first quarter
Waiting times for hospital patients, tuberculosis treatment, medicine availability and fatality rates have deteriorated.
Courts R140m Seriti commission’s arms deal findings set aside
The report, which cost taxpayers close to R140 million, was declared a ‘manifest failure’ at holding those responsible for corruption accountable.
Investigation Ipid to probe death of Tshegofatso Selahle
The 35-year-old’s death, allegedly at the hands of JMPD officers, has devastated his family and partner, who suspect officials are involved.
Courts Solidarity hails court victory in Denel case over salary deductions
This comes after the arms utility applied to Sars for a payment deferment amid ongoing liquidity challenges.
General BMF creates legal fund to take on companies violating Employment Equity laws
The forum is seeking to ‘reinforce its monitoring capacity’ through the establishment of the fund.
Accidents Cosatu hails demerit system: Road deaths a ‘massive drain’ on economy, workers’ pockets
The trade union federation lamented the impact of reckless driving, saying it was ‘devastating’ to the economy.
Local News KZN to establish official community crossing point for immigrants
The idea is to simplify the movement of South African and Mozambican communities.
Environment Over 2,300 endangered tigers killed and trafficked this century: report
Skins are the single most frequently seized tiger part, but growing role breeding centres play in fuelling the illegal tiger trade, especially in Southeast Asia, is also concerning.
Courts ‘Everything was grey for me’ – Grieving dad of Swedish volunteer killed in alleged drunk driving case
He had flown from Stockholm, Sweden, to hear for himself the testimony of his son’s last moments.
Environment UK supermarkets go ‘nude’ to test plastic-free zones
Currently, British stores rely greatly on plastic to ship, store and sell items, but shops including big supermarket chains are trying to change that.
Politics Dlamini-Zuma remains mum on campaign funding
It has been alleged that both camps received donations from Bosasa, and her representative says ‘nothing’ would convince her to comment on who financed her run at the presidency.
General Unhappy Mogale City residents petition to be part of Jozi
The petition starts off with: ‘Joburg – please incorporate us as we are being wiped out by silent assassins…’
Crime Crime syndicates steal mobile service providers blind
MTN has announced its decision to shut down 53 of its cellphone towers in Gauteng due to the drastic increase in vandalism and theft of batteries.
Local News Bankrupt Limpopo municipality still pays suspended duo
Collins Chabane municipality suspended municipal manager Charlotte Ngobeni in October last year, on full pay.
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