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ANC is unlikely to meet its plan to end unemployment by 2030, says party's economic transformation chairperson
The chairperson of the ANC's economic transformation committee, Mmamoloko Kubayi, says it is unlikely that the 2030 national development plan will be achieved.
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter says he's tired of hearing loadshedding jokes, slams trolls and “armchair critics”
The CEO of Eskom Andre De Ruyter slammed social media trolls during a recent interview and said the power utility has been mismanaged over the past 15 years.
The department of home affairs plans to open more branches in shopping malls across SA to reduce long queues
The minister of home affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi said his department has plans to open more branches in shopping malls in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and Cape Town.
DA plans to suspend Western Cape speaker Masizole Mnqasela amid fraud allegations, has 24 hours to respond
The Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape told its provincial legislature speaker Masizole Mnqasela that it plans to suspend him following fraud allegations.
Investigations are underway to uncover Home Affairs officials implicated in Bushiri's residency saga
Investigations are underway to uncover officials from Home Affairs that were implicated in the issuing of permanent residency permits in the Bushiri saga.
Bheki Cele says police acted "decisively" despite experts claiming there was no effort to stop July unrest
The Minister of Police Bheki Cele said there was little to no trust between the police and communities during the July unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
Former Department of Mineral Resources deputy director general and 2 others arrested for looting R100m funds
The former Department of Mineral Resources Deputy Director-General and two others who are said to be Gupta linked were arrested for looting over R100 million.
Defence Minister Thandi Modise says the army lacks resources and funding to respond to crisis events
The Minister of Defence and Military Veterans Thandi Modise told parliament that the department lacks resources and the army would be hard-pressed in a crises.
High price and demand of copper cables leads to vandalism of electricity network in SA, Hawks investigate
The high price and demand of copper cables has increased the vandalism to the country’s electricity supply according to investigations revealed by the Hawks.
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