WATCH | SA’s Water Crisis | Majodina says Gauteng crisis is self-inflicted
 CAPE TOWN – Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina says water woes in Gauteng are self-inflicted. She says municipalities […]
Grassy Park and Parkwood residents protest teacher cuts in Western Cape
Grassy Park and Parkwood residents joined forces in a picket on Thursday 31 October to highlight their concerns regarding the
Limpopo
Court postpones case against Limpopo pig farm accused
Farm owner Zachariah Olivier and his two employees, Rudolph de Wet and William Musora, allegedly killed Maria Makgato and Lucia
Gauteng’s commitment to improving healthcare services amid budget constraints
The Gauteng Department of Health outlines its strategies to enhance healthcare services despite budgetary challenges, focusing on staffing, innovative initiatives,
Sifiso Skenjana | Medium-term budget: A reality check in motion
Reading between the lines of Minister Godongwana’s medium-term budget policy statement, the bucket is leaking while its contents are evaporating
Limpopo
Limpopo pigsty murders: Two accused abandon bid for bail | The Citizen
Maria Makgato and Lucia Ndlovu were allegedly killed before their bodies were dumped in a pigsty at Onverwacht farm. Two
Taxi council breaks ranks on ‘lift ban’
The Western Cape branch of the South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) has broken ranks from its Mpumalanga counterpart regarding
Johannesburg’s thirst for clean water sparks rise in potentially substandard refill stations
The South African National Bottled Water Association has warned consumers to check that bottled and refilling water is not substandard
The unseen effect of teacher cuts in the Western Cape
South Africa has a large public sector wage bill, but education is one of the fields that must be prioritised.
Co-accused in Limpopo pig farm murder case abandon bail applications
Two co-accused in the Limpopo pig farm murder have abandoned their bail applications. Se-Anne Rall www.iol.co.za