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[WATCH] MyCiti workers stage sit-in at Cape Town Civic Centre
Cape Town's Civic Centre was locked down on Wednesday morning after a group of MyCiTi protesters staged a protest.
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Amcu confirms members to strike at Sibanye-Stillwater tonight
Amcu says it simply doesn’t make sense that many of the executives who earn millions of rands are unable to meet the demand of a R12,500 monthly minimum wage.
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Audit outcomes for govt depts & SEOs have regressed, says Makwetu
Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu on Wednesday released his consolidated report on the national and provincial audit results for the 2017/18 financial year at Parliament.
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[WATCH] Momentum payout explained
EWN reporter Kgomotso Modise takes a look at the timeline that led to the Momentum announcement on Tuesday evening that it will be paying out the R2.4 million life insurance policy to Denise Ganas whose husband was gunned down in a hijacking.
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Gordhan: 'Claims that my daughter benefited financially from govt are false'
The EFF claimed that Anusha Gordhan was a director of several companies that secured tenders worth more than R80 million with the state since his father was appointed Finance Minister in 2009.
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[WATCH] Gordhan responds to EFF allegations about his daughter
When testifying on his final day at the Zondo commision of inquiry into state capture, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan responded to the allegations made by the EFF about his daughter.
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Gordhan: 'Zuma manipulated and lied to the executive'
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan says that former President Jacob Zuma was untruthful about the banks, the nuclear deal and particular ministers who would be co-operative.
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Financial health of some govt depts continue to deteriorate, says Makwetu
Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu has flagged the need for urgent steps to prevent the collapse of some provincial Health, Education and Public Works Departments.
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Gordhan: 'ANC leaders were afraid to approach Mantashe over state capture'
Gordhan says there were conspiracy theories doing the rounds as well as some intelligence reports targeted at certain individuals.
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AfriForum's Gerrie Nel to take on Ford on behalf of Jimmy family
In December 2015, Reshall Jimmy burnt to death in his Ford Kuga after the vehicle caught alight while he was on holiday in the Western Cape.
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Sandton's Nelson Mandela Square evacuated following blaze
Emergency services are the scene but its not yet clear what sparked the blaze.
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Eskom needs at least 2 years to overcome coal shortage, CEO tells MPs
Eskom CEO Phakamani Hadebe has told Parliament’s Public Enterprises Committee that the downfall of the Gupta-owned Tegeta mine has largely led to the precarious coal situation it currently finds itself in.
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Power cuts again delay Vlakfontein murder suspects' bail application
Ernest Mabaso and Fita Khupe’s appearance had to be postponed at the Lenasia Magistrates Court on Tuesday due to an electrical issue.
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[LISTEN] Is Black Friday spending turning November into the new December?
Kali Moahloli from the German Market Research Group South Africa says they have noted that Christmas has been shifting away from December and slowly into November.
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Gordhan: 'Zwane's statement on Gupta bank account closures reckless'
Mosebenzi Zwane said that Cabinet had resolved on a judicial inquiry to look into the banks' decision but then President Jacob Zuma distanced himself from the minister’s remarks, saying that he was not speaking on behalf of the Cabinet.
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CT woman on trial for murder goes on the run
The woman is accused of killing her aunt and cousin and burying their bodies in their backyard in Delft in 2015.
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AfriForum to approach different embassies to pressure SA govt over land policy
AfriForum says that embassies could play a role in warning the government that any violation of property rights will have a knock-on effect for investment.
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Sentencing proceedings for Jason Rohde postponed
Earlier this month, Rohde was found guilty of killing his wife at the Spier Wine Farm in July 2016.
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NPA: State has strong case against Vlakfontein murder accused
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)’s Phindi Louw-Mjonondwane says they won't make it easy for the pair to get bail.
