Sars employees issue notice to strike if salary hike demand not met
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Sars employees issue notice to strike if salary hike demand not met
Workers affiliated to the National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union and the Public Servants Association are demanding an 11.4% salary increase.
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CT farmers concerned about impact of power cuts on businesses
Agri SA said rolling blackouts affect irrigation reliant and energy-intensive agro-processing industries.
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KZN ANCYL welcomes clampdown on political killings as local mayor arrested
Newcastle Mayor Ntuthuko Mahlaba, who is the party's Emalahleni regional chairperson, was arrested on Friday on a charge of murder.
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GALLERY: The amazing aerobatics on display at the Stellenbosch Air Show
Highlights of the Stellenbosch Air Show included the South African Air Force Silver Falcons and a Boeing 737 airliner flypast.
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It's a bird, it's a plane, it's the Stellenbosch Air Show
The Stellenbosch Air Show took place on 23 March 2019. Some of the highlights of the show are the South African Airforce Silver Falcons, a Boeing 737 airliner flypast, and a skydiver will jump with the biggest South African flag ever to fly.
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Tensions flare in Ottery, Sir Lowry’s Pass Village due to community protests
Police have arrested nine people for public violence in Ottery and four in Parkwood.
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DA chief whip Steenhuisen labels FF Plus a party of the past
Steenhuisen was one of the speakers at the party’s manifesto launch in the province. He switched to Afrikaans to attack the Freedom Front Plus as he addressed a rally in the competitor’s heartland.
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Academics urge Pandor to launch sex offences inquiry against staff, students
The group has written an open letter to Higher Education Minister Naledi Pandor demanding that she should institute a register of offenders to avoid perpetrators from being employed elsewhere in the sector.
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Vote out ANC like you voted out apartheid govt - Maimane
Mmusi Maimane told the few hundred supporters gathered on the grass that the DA wanted people to stand together to address the injustices of apartheid.
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Sports Dept welcomes UN Human Rights Council decision to defend Semenya
The Council adopted a resolution tabled by South Africa at the UN which is aimed at eliminating discrimination against women and girls in sports.
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SU to pay R15m in damages to former student injured in residence fire
In 2017, the institution lost its appeal against a ruling holding it liable for damages claimed by Izak Potgieter.
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Top JRA official suspended on suspicion of corruption
The head of planning is said to have solicited bribes from potential service providers among other allegations of misconduct.
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Over a dozen arrests in CT housing protests
Residents of Sir Lowry’s Pass Village, Ottery and Parkwood took to the streets on Friday in housing-related protests.
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TUT SRC ‘had no choice’ but to resume academic activities
The university announced that academic activities at all campuses would get underway once again on Monday.
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Let the law take its course, ANC KZN on arrested Mayor Mahlaba
Newcastle Mayor Ntuthuko Mahlaba, who is also the party's Emalahleni regional chairperson was arrested, was on a charge of murder on Friday.
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Convicted paedophile William Beale says sentence 'strikingly disproportionate'
William Beale's lawyer has told the court Beale’s 15-year sentence was strikingly disproportionate when compared with cases of the same nature.
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Just stage 1 and 2 load shedding for today
Eskom has been implementing rolling out rotational blackouts for over two weeks now, citing a shortage of generating capacity.
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JMPD officers deployed to FNB Stadium ahead of Ed Sheeran concert
Big Concerts and FNB Stadium management have confirmed that e-hailing service Uber is an accredited transport service for the event.
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SAHRC to probe alleged human rights violations at Lusikisiki school
The commission has agreed that there is prima facie evidence of foul play at the Kwanyathi village institution.
