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Economists warn that SA cannot afford to pay out R350 grant forever
Economists have come out and warned the South African government that they cannot afford to keep paying the R350 SRD grant for longer. It is unsustainable.
Zulu: SASSA has lost R282 million to fraudsters over past 5 years
Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu has now confirmed that SASSA has lost a staggering R282 million to fraudsters over the course of the past five years.
Report: Hawks raid state officials living like 'multi-millionaires'
The Hawks have carried out raids seeking to recover R700 million in assets from government employees implicated in tender fraud and corruption in eThekwini.
Nxesi announces suspension of UIF management: Probe launched
Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi has announced that the management team of the Unemployment Insurance Fund have been suspended to allow for SIU investigations.
Land seizures: Zimbabwe plans to compensate white foreign farmers
The Zimbabwean government has announced plans to include white foreign farmers in compensation packages aimed at undoing the damage caused by land seizures.
Covid-19 update: Karim against large gatherings, field hospital closes
Professor Karim has warned against relaxing the ban on large gatherings, while a Western Cape field hospital prepares to close as cases in the region decline.
Covid-19 update: Gauteng opens another testing station ahead of spike
The Gauteng province is bracing itself for an expected surge in cases towards the end of August; another test centre has opened in the province at a local mall.
Lift tobacco, liquor ban 'yesterday': DA wants Ramaphosa to act
The Democratic Alliance wants the government to immediately lift the lockdown restrictions on tobacco and liquor amid Covid-19 prohibition on these products.
Covid-19 update: Mantashe in hospital, 300 staff cases at KZN hospital
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe has been admitted to hospital after his condition worsened, while over 300 staff at a KZN hospital have been infected.
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