Gauteng e-hailing drivers suspend Monday’s planned stay away
The E-Hailing Driver-Partner Community told Eyewitness News on Sunday that they were in the middle of talks with employers.
The E-Hailing Driver-Partner Community told Eyewitness News on Sunday that they were in the middle of talks with employers.
The policeman was arrested and then released in January by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) for attempted murder, kidnapping and rape.
The early Sunday accident involved a truck, taxi, light motor vehicle and a motorbike.
The power utility said the suspension of load shedding is due to an improvement in the generation capacity and the lower weekend demand.
The incident occurred while they were on a set for a music video at an abandoned mine dump last Thursday.
Seven people died after unknown gunmen opened fire near a tuck shop on Saturday.
Police said the attackers were allegedly targeting a man who was there to consult a traditional healer in order to be cleansed for a crime he committed.
UNISA said they will grant the African champions bursary opportunities to pursue a degree of their choice to continue to shape future leaders and players.
It's been 18 days since anyone last saw the little boy who is alleged to have fallen into a manhole, while playing with his friends at a park in Dlamini, Soweto, three Sundays ago.
South African households and businesses will again have to plan around stage four blackouts until midnight on Thursday.
Workers embarked on a strike last Monday to voice their frustrations, saying contract workers and permanent employees earned different amounts.
The former president has called for no stone to be left unturned in investigating what transpired.
One shack caught fire on Friday after electricity was restored in the area - a blaze that rapidly spread and destroyed 200 other homes.
Distraught residents watched helplessly as their belongings were engulfed in flames.
As the week draws to a close, foreign nationals in parts of Johannesburg are living in fear of being constantly attacked by organisations like the Dudula Movement.
This follows numerous complaints by customers in the city, saying their businesses are losing a lot of money due to constant outages.
More than 15 shops were set alight on Monday night. It's alleged the fire could have been started by members of the Dudula Movement.
Many were burnt and looted by what is believed to be the Dudula Movement.