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South Africa in hot water with United Nations for failing to tackle corruption, loses R1.5 trillion
South Africa has come under fire at the United Nations universal periodic review session in Switzerland for failing to deal with issues such as corruption.
Traffic cop who took R200 bribe to buy cooldrink loses dismissal challenge, SA laughs at cops expensive taste
A former traffic cop from Mpumalanga fired for corruption tried to get his dismissal overturned by claiming he took a bribe to buy cooldrink because it was hot.
SA gets R10bn energy transition loan from France and Germany, how much will it cost?
The South African government has secured a R10 billion loan from France and Germany for the nations energy transition away from coal. Here are some of the T&Cs.
SA and Kenya agree on mutual 90-day visa-free travel, SA reacts: "United States of Africa, love this"
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that Kenyans could travel to SA for 90 days without a visa from January. The move is meant to boost bilateral trade between
DA and Action SA suspicious of “overpriced” R780k donkey cart project in North West, slam dodgy tender
The Democratic Alliance and ActionSA slmmed the North West donkey cart tender which saw R780 000 blown on donkey drawn carts for rural communities in Mahikeng.
US sanctions: Security expert says government’s response to alleged terrorism funders could impact economy
The timing of the US sanctions on South African companies and individuals allegedly linked to the Islamic State (ISIS) group has been labelled as sensitive.
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu wants ANC step-aside rule reviewed, saying, “we cannot deny somebody’s right to be part of the ANC”
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu called for the reassessment of the African Nation Congress' step aside rule as its current application is inconsiderate of time.
Government official nabbed by Hawks for drooping over R100k on petrol using state funds
A government official in Bloemfontein was arrested for spending R100k on petrol using state resources. The Hawks claim he filled his private car with diesel.
SA government spends a whooping R131 million on over 300 suspended workers
Department of Public Service and Administration acting minister Thulas Nxesi recently disclosed that 305 suspended workers are on the government's payroll.
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