The company has been implicated in graft at some South African state-owned entities. The NPA this week slapped the firm with R2.2 billion in restitutions following a landmark corporate alternative dispute resolution.
South Africa’s minister of International Relations and Cooperation Dr Naledi Pandor responded to personal attacks she has faced following South Africa’s announcement of taking Israel to the International Court of Justice on allegations that it is subjecting Palestinians in Gaza to genocidal acts.
The bail hearing for 49-year-old Segomotsi Setshwantsho, accused of murdering her niece and falsifying her cause of death after signing her up for life insurance, continues on Friday morning.
A man last week falsely reported that his brother had been kidnapped from his Philippi East home, where the “kidnappers” then demanded and received a R15,000 ransom.
Almost R200 million has been allocated to repair and refurbish the street, part of which was ripped open by an underground gas explosion in July 2023, injuring 40 people and killing one.
The metro’s Health Department has urged parents to ensure that their children’s vaccinations are up to date after its clinics recorded a significant drop of fully immunised children.
The German-based software company was first implicated in Gupta-linked corrupt contracts in 2017. And it owes South Africa more than restitution alone, says economist Dr Iraj Abedian.
South Africa on Thursday delivered its oral arguments at the International Court of Justice in its dispute against Israel, which it says is breaching the UN convention on genocide.
The bail application of Segomotsi Setshwantsho, who is accused of murdering her family members for insurance payouts has brought into focus the conditions of detention for inmates with chronic illnesses.
Eugene Botha, the 43-year-old man accused of killing his family in Rondebult on the East Rand, appeared in the Germiston Magistrates Court on 11 January 2024 for a formal bail application.
Faced with a chronic energy crisis, a frail logistics sector, as well as rampant crime and corruption, Brand South Africa is expected to convince global leaders that it’s still business as usual.
Ernest Khosa stepped aside to allow the NSFAS board to investigate allegations against him leaked in recordings presented by the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA).
In a BBC documentary, which aired on Monday, Sibisi and dozens of other women allege they were victims of rape and torture by the popular televangelist for more than 15 years.