WC MEC wants SAPS trainees found with live ammo to face harsh punishment

CAPE TOWN – Western Cape Community Safety and Police Oversight MEC Reagen Allen said that the four SAPS trainees found in possession of live ammunition unlawfully must face the full…

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Social grants crisis evidence govt not doing its job – DA

JOHANNESBURG – The Democratic Alliance (DA)’s Bridget Masango said that the social grants crisis was evidence that government was not doing its job. The DA on Tuesday lodged an urgent…

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‘The funds aren’t there’: Mediating with Samwu over wage hikes useless – Brink

Pretoria – The City of Tshwane says there is no point in negotiating with unionised workers, as it does not have the money for salary increases. Over the past two…

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CoCT housing project will see 350 tenants moving in by November – Hill-Lewis

CAPE TOWN – Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis says the first phase of the Goodwood Social Housing Project will see about 350 tenants move into their new homes by November.…

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Methods in place to ensure IPPs don’t ‘fleece’ Tshwane when leasing two stations

TSHWANE – The City of Tshwane municipality says there are mechanisms in place to ensure it does not get ripped off by private businesses in its venture to lease out…

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Taps run dry in three of Gauteng’s hospitals

JOHANNESBURG – Three hospitals in Gauteng are still not out of the woods in terms of water shortages. This weekend taps ran dry at the Rahima Moosa Mother and Child…

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Limpopo freak miners’ crash: Some bodies yet to be identified

JOHANNESBURG – The bodies of some of the miners who died in a crash in Musina, Limpopo, will be identified on Tuesday morning. Twenty-two mineworkers were killed when the bus…

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Sapu ‘resolute’ on declaring police killings treason, says issue’s getting worse

CAPE TOWN – The South African Policing Union (Sapu) says police killings are becoming worse by the day in South Africa. This follows the brutal murder of cops in the…

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Staff at Rooiwal & Pretoria West power stations say they fear for their jobs

JOHANNESBURG – The Tshwane Municipality said that years of mismanagement, neglect and vandalism had led to two of its power stations running into disuse. The coal power stations of Rooiwal…

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Brink vows to fight Eskom if it doesn’t allow Tshwane to procure power from IPPs

JOHANNESBURG – The Tshwane Municipality is prepared to fight Eskom if the power utility does not grant it permission to procure electricity from independent power producers. The capital city announced…

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