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Alex creche where toddler burned with boiling water is illegal - dept
In January, the child soiled himself and it's believed that a teacher then used boiling water to clean him. The child sustained severe burns to his buttocks and legs and was still battling to walk.
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KZN's first premier Frank Mdlalose to be laid to rest today
Frank Mdlalose succumbed to COVID-19 related complications on Sunday.
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Gigaba applies to suppress estranged wife Norma Mngoma's state capture evidence
Former Minister Malusi Gigaba has applied to Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo to keep Mngoma’s affidavit confidential or to hold her hearing in private.
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Cele warns criminals to 'run' as additional forces deployed in WC to fight crime
Police Minister Bheki Cele on Wednesday welcomed almost 200 additional police officers to fight crime in the province.
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79 new COVID-19 deaths, 756 infections recorded in SA in last 24 hours
Seventy-nine more people have died in South Africa after contracting the coronavirus, taking the national death toll to 53,111.
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Scopa slams Eskom board for delaying probe into racism claims against De Ruyter
The committee had been requested to suspend its probe because the state-owned power utility was conducting its own internal investigation into the matter.
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Weather Watch: Warm, sunny Thursday for Gauteng, WC, KZN
Partly cloudy but warm weather conditions expected throughout the country on Thursday.
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Ramaphosa says more needs to be done to achieve gender equity
Ramaphosa said women had consistently shown that if given the opportunity, they could play an important role in the country’s development.
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SA’s public transport system lacks integration, Competition Commission finds
Commissioner Tembinkosi Bonakele on Wednesday released the final recommendations of the 2020 Public Transport Market Inquiry report.
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Mkhize: Vaccine nationalism has taught Africa to be self-reliant
During a webinar on World Health Day 2021, South African Health Minister Zweli Mkhize outlined some of the lessons learnt during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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'It is true that the ANC is divided’ - Ace Magashule
African National Congress secretary general Ace Magashule addressed the ANC Women’s League in Kliptown on 7 April 2021 in commemoration of what would have been the 150th birthday of struggle icon Charlotte Maxeke.
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Magashule admits the ANC's top 6 is divided
He has now spoken out about divisions in the party while addressing party veterans in Soweto.
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‘Unite and renew the ANC’- ANC commemorates Charlotte Maxeke
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the keynote address at the 150th birthday celebration of political activist Charlotte Maxeke in Gqudesi, Eastern Cape. Ramaphosa said corruption within the ANC must be addressed so that people could regain their confidence in the governing party.
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R1.5bn energy fund set up to help women-owned companies produce electricity
The fund, announced on Wednesday, seeks to invest in businesses and energy projects.
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Ex-JHB Mayor Mashaba distances himself from R500m illegal fire engine contract
The High Court in Johannesburg has found the City of Joburg's 'red fleet' tender valued at over R500 million unlawful and constitutionally invalid.
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Scopa halts inquiry into racism allegations against Eskom CEO De Ruyter
The committee had been requested to suspend its probe, while Eskom conducts its own internal investigation.
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WHO: COVID shows govts must increase investment in public health
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize - in collaboration with the WHO - earlier on Wednesday hosted a virtual discussion to commemorate World Health Day.
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Magashule wants SA’s economy placed in the hands of black majority
Magashule was in Soweto leading Gauteng’s celebrations on the life and times of struggle icon Charlotte Maxeke.
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Cele welcomes deployment of 197 additional cops to fight crime in WC
The officials gathered in Belhar earlier on Wednesday.
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Airlink suspends flights to & from Polokwane Airport over non-compliance
This comes after a move by the South African Civil Aviation Authority to downgrade the Polokwane airport to category two, which is below the minimum level required for scheduled commercial air services.
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DUT closes all Durban campuses until further notice
This comes after a large number of students invaded the sports centre on the Steve Biko campus in Durban, flouting COVID-19 regulations.
