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Sactwu reaches wage agreement for workers in woven cotton textile industry
Earlier this week it was agreed that workers in the woven cotton textile sub-sector will receive a 5.5% wage increase, backdated from 1 March.
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DUT extends online registration deadline to 16 April
The institution has also confirmed that online learning for new students will start next week Monday.
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‘A beacon of light who gave endlessly’ - Dr Sindi van Zyl remembered
The Van Zyl family confirmed the much-loved doctor passed away on Saturday morning at a Johannesburg hospital. She was 45 years old.
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Maile visits Tshwane family whose home was unlawfully destroyed by Red Ants
The Mhlala family was left homeless in 2017 when the City of Tshwane ordered that the property in Atteridgeville be destroyed.
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‘This is unbearable suffering’ – DA calls on NAC to engage picketing artists
Artists have staged a sit-in at the NAC's Joburg offices, demanding answers about a R300 million presidential employment stimulus programme for the sector, which they say was mismanaged.
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Minister Mbalula’s Easter road safety stats don’t add up – AA
Earlier this week Minister Fikile Mbalula announced that 235 people were killed on the country's roads during the Easter break.
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Dr Sindi van Zyl passes away aged 45
In a statement, van Zyl’s family said she died on the morning of Saturday 10 April 2021 at a Johannesburg hospital.
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Police hunt suspects behind the murder of Elsies River taxi boss Angelo Kube
The brazen suspects opened fire on the taxi owner and Cape Coloured Congress member, whilst he was with his children on Thursday evening. His two daughters were wounded in the attack.
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Ramaphosa calls for unity in ANC & with alliance partners in memory of Hani
SACP secretary-general Blade Nzimande also spoke about unity in the ANC, saying different factions go against what Hani stood for.
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More delays for District Six families waiting to occupy new homes
Hundreds of families who have been on the waiting list for more than 30 years have been told they will move into their new homes at the end of April.
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‘SA has lost a giant’- Mandela foundation’s Hatang pays tribute to Bloch
Graeme Bloch, who was also an education specialist professor, died on Friday at the Constantiaberg hospital in Cape Town following a long illness.
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Lesufi: Chris Hani’s murder was a test on commitment to a truly non-racial SA
Acting Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi was speaking in Ekurhuleni at the 28th annual commemoration of Chris Hani on Saturday.
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Cops arrest man who tried to pay R170k bribe after illicit booze found in home
Police in Kimberely arrested a 50-year-old man after illicit alcohol worth R10 million was found in his home.
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WATCH LIVE: Commemoration of 28th year of Chris Hani's death
Members of the African National Congress, South African Communist Party, Hani family and other political officials are on Saturday commemorating the 28th anniversary of Chris Hani's killing.
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Numsa has 'no faith' in Eskom's de Ruyter racism probe
The investigations come after Eskom COO Solly Tshitangano alleged that de Ruyter subverted proper supply chain policies in order to make irregular appointments which he did not support as the chief procurement officer.
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Lesufi condemns violent Parktown Boys High altercation captured on video
In a video that has been widely shared, a grade 12 pupil can be seen attacking another before being stopped by a group of pupils.
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SA records 1,267 new coronavirus cases
At the same time, our recovery rate is at a steady 95%, which means more than 1.481 million people have recovered.
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MUT suspends commencement of classes over battles with SRC & workers
Lectures were expected to start on Monday but have now been moved to a later date due to an ongoing impasse between the SRC and management.
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Mahlobo denies personally receiving millions from SSA
The State Capture Commission was told that David Mahlobo threatened to expose his successor, Dipuo Letsatsi-Duba when investigators asked him about monthly cash payments of R2.5 million which were delivered to him.
