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Eskom given green light to recover R6 billion from customers
Eskom has been given the green light by Nersa to recover another R6 billion from consumers in South Africa in addition to charging citizens who use alternatives
Exclusive: Impact of a delayed Covid19 vaccine drive on SA's rights
Jean-Paul Rudd, Partner at Adams & Adams, unpacks his views on the far-reaching implications of the delay in securing Covid-19 vaccinations for South Africans.
State Capture Inquiry: Zuma's 'private force' cost R1 billion
The Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture heard testimony of how ex-president Jacob Zuma's 'protection force' and related projects cost R1 billion.
Ivermectin: Government discourages use of medication against Covid19
The Department of Health has discouraged the use of Ivermectin medication in cases of the Coronavirus until more investigative studies have been carried out.
Analysis: Effectiveness of the new Political Party Funding Act
President Cyril Ramaphosa has recently signed the Political Party Funding Act into South African law. Briefly.co.za provides some insight into this critical law
Covid19 vaccines: Government says illegal immigrants won't be excluded
National Treasury officials have confirmed that illegal immigrants in South Africa won't be excluded from having access to the Coronavirus vaccination drive.
Ramaphosa appoints Somadoda Fikeni as Public Service Commission boss
President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Dr Somododa Fikeni as the Commissioner of the Public Service Commission. Fikeni is certainly one impressive individual.
National Coronavirus Command Council meets amid declining cases
The National Coronavirus Command Council is meeting amid the steady decline of Covid-19 cases in South Africa with mounting pressure for a lockdown relaxation.
Karim slams Ivermectin as 'toxic to humans' despite Covid19 claims
Professor Salim Abdool Karim has responded to mounting calls that Ivermectin should be given the approval needed for distribution in SA, slamming the medication
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