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The revelation that a local municipality has employed people with only Grade 11 in managerial positions has disappointed many South Africans on social media.
Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) Ebrahim Patel announced on Monday that his department would make R1.5BN available to affected businesses.
Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele says more than 500 000 young people have benefited from President Cyril Ramaphosa's vigorous employment programme.
The Zulu royal family are unhappy over the ANC's proposal to scrap the guard of honour given to the AmaZulu King during the opening of the KZN Legislature.
Women, according to President Ramaphosa, are the most economically affected by the job problem, despite the fact that the country's unemployment line is long.
The inability of the Dr Beyers Naude Municipality to deposit pension fund payments provided by municipal employees has put those employees funds in jeopardy.
Bathabile Dlamini is to attend court this November. The Former Social Development Minister is being accused of giving false evidence under oath back in 2018.
In the aftermath of the Digital Vibes affair, additional South African officials at the Department of Telecommunications have reportedly also been suspended.
A new integrity unit has been established to keep government employees in check and to ensure they do not benefit irregularly from social grants and UIF fraud.
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