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Eskom suspends load shedding for 11 hours over 2 days
JOHANNESBURG – Eskom has on Monday announced the suspension of load shedding until 16pm. The power utility cites improved generation capacity. Thereafter, says Eskom, Stage 2 load shedding will resume…
Cele, officials pay respects to police officers killed in CT over the weekend
CAPE TOWN – Police Minister Bheki Cele is in Gugulethu and Mfuleni to visit the families of two murdered police officers. Off-duty Warrant Officer Lindela Mrhaqisa was one of five…
DPE to appeal court ruling giving it 30 days approve Mango sale
JOHANNESBURG – The Department of Public Enterprises says it will be appealing a court ruling that gave it 30 days to approve the sale of Mango Airlines. Mango is a…
Durban beaches declared safe and open, but more water quality tests to continue
DURBAN – The eThekwini Municipality says it will now work with independent laboratories to test the water quality at its beaches. The city has now opened its beaches for swimming,…
Evacuation measures near Richards Bay fire scene unnecessary: City of uMhlathuze
DURBAN – The City of uMhlathuze in KwaZulu-Natal said evacuation measures for residents and businesses near the scene of the Richards Bay fire were deemed unnecessary. Firefighters spent the weekend…
Transnet trying to rectify the loss of highly skilled staff – DPE
JOHANNESBURG – The Department of Public Enterprises has admitted that Transnet has lost many highly experienced staff members and was trying to rectify this. The department is working with the…
Marshalltown fire inquiry delay out of govt’s control – GP Premier
JOHANNESBURG – The Gauteng government has said that delays to the start of the commission of inquiry into the tragic Marshalltown fire that killed 77 people are out of its…
Rea Vaya resumes operations following labour dispute
JOHANNESBURG – Commuters in the City of Joburg can breathe a sigh of relief as Rea Vaya buses are now back in service. On Thursday and Friday, passengers were forced…
‘We’re turning the corner in generation capacity’, says Ramokgopa
JOHANNESBURG – Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said South Africa is beginning to turn the corner in available generation capacity. Speaking at his weekly media briefing on Sunday, Ramokgopa attributed this…