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Crime-fighting efforts in Tshwane show ‘limited’ impact
While police intensify said their crime-fighting operations with hundreds of arrests every weekend, these don’t always lead to a successful prosecution or a decrease in crime, says an expert. Tshwane district police spokesperson Johan van Dyk said in response to a noticeable increase in crime in the western corridor of Tshwane, acting district commissioner Samuel…
Barloworld Equipment is Recruiting for Parts Warehouse Assistant: Entry Level post
Barloworld Equipment is Recruiting for Parts Warehouse Assistant: Entry Level post Global Grade 04. Closing Date: Ongoing Location: Boksburg BRC, ZA Key Outputs Ensure relevant daily warehouse KPI’s are exceeded Comply to specifications of order type by customer with in time and quality standards Ensure warehouse procedures are carried out safely within the framework of…
MK’s case against SABC is a publicity stunt – analyst
Former president Jacob Zuma and his uMkhonto weSizwe party (MK) recently launched an urgent court application trying to stop the SABC from referring to the seventh administration as a government of national unity (GNU), but experts have described the move as a publicity stunt. Yesterday, the party filed court papers in the High Court in…
Limpopo ANC prepares for elective conference to elect new leaders
The biggest ANC region in Limpopo, Norman Mashabane, has submitted an election road map to the Limpopo ANC to hold its elective regional conference before the end of September. The region’s term of office lapsed in June and it is now ready to elect new leadership to help with service delivery. Preferred candidate to make…
Joburg’s power woes: DA says ANC fails to maintain electrical infrastructure
Nico de Jager, DA’s Gauteng spokesperson for cooperative governance and traditional Affairs (Cogta) has blamed the city’s administration for Johannesburg’s electricity woes. This follows Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse’s (Outa) Wayne Duvenage making damning allegations about City Power’s refusal to accept help from Outa, which could have assisted in their fight against vandalism and theft to…
Young graduate can’t get ID because Malawian mom is missing
A Gauteng young graduate’s life is in limbo as the department of home affairs reportedly rejects her application for an identity document (ID). Sibongile Mwase, 24, a public relations graduate from Katlehong in Ekurhuleni, claimed that the struggle to convince the department to consider her application started a long time ago, when she was 15…
Daily news update: Prisoner brags of comfort | Lawyer nabbed for Freitag murder | Emfuleni official loses defamation case
In today’s news, correctional services has responded to a video of an inmate boasting about his free food, electricity, education and the use of a cellphone, disgraced former lawyer Rudolph Lubbe has been arrested after going on the run for former high jump world champion Jacques Freitag’s murder, and Emfuleni Local Municipality supply chain manager…
Marite community is under siege by criminals
The community of Marite in Bushbuckridge is at the mercy of hardened criminals who have been terrorising the area and not sparing even a school in the area. Parents of scholars at Halimela High School believe the high crime is the reason the department of education was intending to close the school. However, the department…
GNU faces existential threat due to several contentious developments
South Africa’s political landscape shifted with the 2024 government of national unity (GNU) aiming to unite the nation amid past divisions. The coalition government, including the ANC and DA, is focusing on economic recovery, anticorruption measures, alleviation of poverty, national cohesion, transparency and accountability. However, the Cape Independence movement continues to advocate for the Western…
Cape independence just a pipe dream
Judging by the thoughts expressed on our pages today by Dr Joan Swart, advocates of Cape “independence” are salivating at the prospect that the government of national unity (GNU) may self-destruct. Swart, chief of staff of the Referendum Party, argues that “if the GNU falters, Cape Independence will surge in relevance, reigniting the support of…