Basic water services in SA are in decay after years of progress
Water is at the heart of health and well-being for people and nature. Access to it is a human rights
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Most applicants for social relief of distress grants are young
About 60% of applicants for the R350-a-month Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant are young, according to the South African
Pretoria court declares Mkhwebane’s report on Pillay unlawful
The High Court in Pretoria has declared the report by suspended Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane on former SARS official Ivan
As prices rise, the Post Office says Britons are turning back to cash
More Britons are turning to cash to manage their budgets as prices soar, the Post Office said on Monday after
We must celebrate the achievements of South African women
Dear Fellow South African, Tomorrow we will commemorate the day in 1956 when thousands of women marched on the Union
BLSA to support NPA with technical skills, to mount effective prosecutions
I’ve written before that one of Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA’s) strategic priorities is to support the recovery of the
Tata Motors to buy Ford India’s manufacturing plant for $91 million
Tata Motors Ltd (TAMO.NS) signed an agreement on Sunday to buy Ford Motor’s manufacturing plant in the western state of Gujarat for
Saptu challenges government over unfair salary increments
A representative of various employees in semi-government institutions, the South African Parastatal and Tertiary Institutes Union (Saptu), says it is
‘Wrongly placed’ ideas in Nersa plan will result in much higher tariffs: Eskom
Energy regulator Nersa’s proposed new method for determining electricity tariffs will result in much higher electricity tariffs, and the hardest
Operation Vulindlela’s progress in removing SA’s biggest economic growth hurdles
Completing the unbundling of Eskom’s generation and distribution entities, and appointing a board for its transmission entity, are among the