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Mboweni warns that any slippage in fiscal framework will see debt overtake GDP
The higher the debt to GDP ratio rises, the less likely a country is able to pay down its debt and its risk of defaulting increases, with potentially ruinous consequences.
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Malema: No fool can tell me which lawyer must represent me
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has warned his lawyers in his assault case that if they did not win his case, they should be worried about their careers.
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Current policies bring little change in SA's poverty & inequality levels - study
A study conducted by the NDA and the University of Johannesburg has found that policy documents intended to eradicate poverty were not in short supply.
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PSA: Workers angry with Mboweni attitude in dealing with public sector wage bill
The Public Servants Association (PSA) said that Mboweni was making announcements in Parliament which are supposed to be tabled in the bargaining forum.
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Court postpones Malema and Ndlozi’s assault case to March 2021
Earlier on Thursday, the lawyer for Malema told the Randburg Magistrates Court that colonel Johannes Venter did not bother to look for the permit on the EFF leader’s car before he stopped them at Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s funeral.
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DA leadership candidate Ntuli hits out at Gibson for questioning her experience
The party’s former parliamentary chief whip, Douglas Gibson, told Eyewitness News that Ntuli has contested too early and that the DA must elect Steenhuisen, whom he views as matured and experienced.
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Mthembu: Govt will conclude lifestyle audits for Cabinet by March 2021
The minister was responding to questions in the National Assembly on Thursday as part of the governance cluster.
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Zondo responds to Zuma recusal demand, reveals family connection
Former President Jacob Zuma is insisting that Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo recuse himself before he returns to the state capture commission to testify.
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DA to lay charges with Parly Ethics Committee over Mboweni's Tygerberg comment
The minister was speaking about support for new hospitals during his during his Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement, when he said that Tygerberg Hospital still had a black and white section and that structurally it was still there.
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WC health officials say COVID-19 'super spreader' event in Claremont contained
According to Western Cape health authorities, 106 people had recovered.
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Taxi industry the lifeblood of SA's public transport system - Ramaphosa
President Cyril Rampahosa said that government remained committed to doing whatever was necessary to bring the taxi industry into the mainstream of South Africa's economy so that its invaluable service could be improved.
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Lawyer for suspects accused of looting R30m from KZN college says cops biased
In a letter seen by Eyewitness News, which was addressed to the Hawks and other law enforcement agencies, Bilal Malani - who represents Khan, Bechoo, and Ansari - said that his clients were unnecessarily detained ahead of their first court appearance in July.
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CoCT's bill for vandalised infrastructure close to R17m
Mayoral committee member, Zahid Badroodien, said that a number of facilities had been vandalised during protests and land invasions amounting to estimated losses of more than R10 million.
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Africa CDC: 'The time is now' to prepare for virus second wave
Over the past month there has been a six percent average increase in weekly COVID-19 cases across the continent, and nine countries have test positivity rates higher than 10%.
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Off-duty police constable (29) shot and killed in Samora Machel
According to police, the officer and his two friends were sitting in a vehicle when they were attacked.
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Hard lockdown had a significant effect on Sars’ revenue collection - Kieswetter
Edward Kieswetter on Thursday said that imports decreased, with local VAT also affected during the hard lockdown, adding that the tax base was also getting smaller.
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Winde: All WC citizens have responsibility to ensure COVID-19 battle is won
Just over 3,100 people in the province are currently infected with the coronavirus and 561 of these are being treated in hospital.
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Court sees video showing Malema’s vehicle had accreditation to enter cemetery
The EFF leader and the party’s PM Mbuyiseni Ndlozi were in court on Thursday for day two of their assault trial.
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Housing activists awaiting decision on Rondebosch Golf Course lease renewal
Last week, the Cape Town mayoral committee granted an in-principle approval and the matter was on the agenda at a Cape Town council meeting on Thursday.
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GALLERY: Hands off! Red berets support Malema & Ndlozi at assault trial
EFF supporters gathered at the Randburg Magistrates Court on 29 October 2020 for a second day in support of their leader Julius Malema and EFF MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi. Ndlozi and Malema are facing a charge of assault after allegedly assaulting a police officer at the funeral of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela in 2018.
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Second unit at Kusile Power Station now in commercial operation
Eskom said bringing unit two online is a major milestone as it will bring much-needed stability to the power grid.
