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Unprecedented interest to RFI for rail, port projects
The Department of Transport has received 162 formal responses from the private sector in the Request for Information (RFI) in rail and port projects.This, as part of government’s ongoing efforts to rehabilitate the country’s rail and port systems.These include 51 responses for the iron ore and manganese corridor, 48 responses...
The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial continues in the High Court in Pretoria this morning.
2021 July unrest suspects appear in court
Four suspects arrested in connection with the 2021 July unrest have appeared in court where the matter was postponed to next month, said the Directorate for Priority Crimes Investigation (Hawks).The four appeared in the Roodepoort Magistrate Court on Tuesday, charged with incitement to commit public violence.Bekuyise Cebekhulu (58) from...
Employment and Labour brings services to Knysna residents
A service delivery initiative designed to unlock a comprehensive range of government services directly to the community of Knysna is currently underway in the Western Cape.Taking place at the Apostolic Faith Mission Hall in Ward 8 on Wednesday and Thursday, the outreach pogramme forms part of the Department of Employment...
Battery storage procurement process was ‘transparent’
The Department of Electricity and Energy has confirmed the integrity of the outcome of the Battery Energy Storage Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (BESIPPPP).
This after a political party in Parliament raised concern about the five preferred bidders chosen under Bid Window 3 of the BESIPPPP last week.
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Members tactically withdrew from the situation to ensure the safety of the community.
WSU students have barricaded the N2 road in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, with burning tyres.
The asbestos trial continues in Free State High Court today.
The fish are spotted between the Port Shepstone, Umzumbe area, moving up to Brighton Beach.
The Cradock Four are believed to have been killed by the Apartheid security branch in 1985.
Cholota was considered a star witness in the asbestos matter.
Muzi Sibiya alleges that he was taken to different locations following his arrest and was assaulted.
Kubayi iterated this after the Free State High Court ruled Moroadi Cholota extradition unlawful.
This follows reports of handwritten note warning ‘ a bullet is waiting for you.’
More victims of the syndicate implicated in the murder of Olorato Mongale have come forward.
This relates to 22-year-old e-hailing driver who was kidnapped and killed two weeks ago in KZN.
This follows the court judgement ruling Moroadi Cholota’s extradition as unlawful.
Magashule was reacting court judgment’s finding Cholota’s extradition unlawful.
The Cholota family has expressed happiness that their daughter has been freed.
Sibiya and four others are on trial at the High Court in Pretoria for the murder of Senzo Meyiwa
Maseri was speaking at Presley Chweneyagae’s memorial service in Mmabatho.