General 22.5.2019 08:22 pm

Prasa places three executives on special leave, terminates former secretary’s contract

The suspension and placement on special leave of these executives, is to ensure a fair process based on a principle of innocent until proven guilty.

The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) has announced that it has terminated the employment contract of its former company secretary Matome Mohube with immediate effect.

Politics Ebrahim Rasool resigns as member of the Western Cape provincial legislature

He said it was simply to help stem the ANC’s slide in the province and rebuild trust and excitement behind the Renewal Project headed by President Cyril Ramaphosa in the Western Cape.

General Samwu confirms R88m plunder of workers’ coffers in three years

The forensic investigation into five allegations of misappropriation and irregularities of the union’s finances was conducted by accounting firm EY.

Politics Listen to the people, not white monopoly capital, Malema tells Ramaphosa

The President also gave a commitment that his new administration would work closely with Parliament and all parties represented in the House.

Politics Mabuyane vows to clear his name after reports he received undue benefits

According to reports, Mabuyane is alleged to have received undue benefits.

Politics Malema tells Ramaphosa: We elected you, not the Ruperts or Oppenheimers

The EFF leader has said ‘all the best’ to the president, but has threatened he will not finish his term if he listens to ‘white monopoly capital’.

Protests Violent protest in Yeoville disrupts Pikitup services

Pikitup’s Norwood Depot is engaging with the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) to devise a plan to ensure that operations in the area resume.

Social Media Chamisa, Zim Twitter ‘salute’ Ramaphosa and Malema for their ‘maturity’

The MDC leader has been challenged to ‘swallow’ his pride and emulate the two leaders, though he says he’d need ‘Bluetooth enabling’ to do it.

Multimedia WATCH: Malema may need to apologise for his vosho – Zakes Mda

We’ve compiled a list of videos showing the EFF doing the dance in parliament.

Politics Malema pays tribute to new speaker Thandi Modise, calls her Winnie Mandela in action

The EFF leader said the ANC had chosen a ‘dependable force of our people’ to lead the National Assembly.

Politics Maimane wishes Ramaphosa well and pledges support as long as the corrupt ‘see jail’

The leader of the opposition says the president has taken charge in a sixth parliament facing huge challenges.

Politics Cyril Ramaphosa elected as president unopposed

Economic Freedom Fighters MPs had earlier abstained from the vote for the speaker.

Politics Parks Tau sworn in as Gauteng MPL

The ANC Johannesburg Greater Region has congratulated him on his new position.

News Bullet grazes schoolgirl’s head in another PE shooting

In the last two weeks, at least nine people have been killed and several others injured in a supposed spike in gang-related shootings.

Courts Minister Cele welcomes the denial of bail for Magaqa murder-accused

This is the trio’s second failed attempt at getting released on bail.

Politics EFF abstains from voting for speaker, Mabuza spotted in parliament

Malema has described Mabuza’s decision to postpone being sworn in as selfish.

Crime SBV launches cash-in-transit industry hotline

This provides a forum for the public, community groups, and security companies to report CIT incidents.

Crime Pupil narrowly escapes kidnapping in Roodepoort

Three males driving a white Toyota Corolla allegedly tried to kidnap a Hoërskool Bastion pupil who was walking to school.

Local News Body found in burning car in Melville

Police and family members are desperately looking for answers, with the body not yet being positively identified due to the extent of the burn wounds.

Protests Roads leading into Davidsonville in Roodepoort remain closed

Residents are protesting for City Power to fix their faulty electricity meters, and vow to ‘declare war’ if the issue is not resolved soon.

Politics Eyebrows raised over new KZN deputy speaker

Mluleki Ndobe dismissed the opposition comments and says everything should be left to the ANC as they had seen him suitable for the position.