The public hearings process is currently underway. The city of Port Elizabeth, capital of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, is due to be renamed as a means of historical redress.
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Good heavens, here we go again, the waste of taxpayer’s money:- Port Elizabeth, the Airport and Uitenhage set to be renamed, here are the new options
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Parliament confirms that there will be no VAT reduction for three years
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Anyone hoping for a VAT reduction in the near future – all of us, really – will be left disappointed following Tuesday’s decision.
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Here’s how government is going to force motorists to pay up for the E-Tolls
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SANRAL has requested assistance from the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to allow garnishee orders to recover e-tolls debts.
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The SABC employees pay the price for poor management decisions – Day zero coming
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Solidarity today said that employees must once again be on the receiving end of poor management decisions and plundering at the SABC that are paralysing the SABC.
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White farmer in trouble with the EFF and IEC, they WANT to campaign for next year’s Election
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The IEC in the Western Cape confirmed that it had received an official complaint from the EFF in relation to intimidation in the Witzenberg municipality.
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BREAKING NEWS:- SAA has already eaten through more than half of its R5 billion bailout
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South African Airways seems to be a bottomless pit. South African Airways (SAA) has already spent more than half of its recently approved R5 billion government bailout.
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They live like kings in prison, no wonder the young terrorists wants to go to jail:- Child killer’s lavish lifestyle in jail being probed
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This week it was revealed that Khakhu was allegedly bribing officials to allow him special privileges, have illegal conjugal visits and sell drugs in jail.
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Will this fight ever stop? DA again at De Lille’s throat after charges laid
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DA spokesperson Solly Malatsi said they are looking forward to outcomes of a police investigation into corruption involving De Lille.
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And there goes the taxpayer’s money up in flames AGAIN:- MyCiti bus attacks cost City of Cape Town R10 million
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Vandalism and arson attacks on the MyCiti bus service have cost the City of Cape Town R10 million.
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Transport Minister, Blade Nzimande, says he is going to “moer” motorists who aren’t paying e-tolls
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Transport Minister Blade Nzimande has hit back at those calling for a boycott of the loathed e-tolls system.
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parents are livid in Gauteng, due to that the schools have reached it’s capacity
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The Gauteng Department of Education will go through the process of placing more than 700 students.
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Witness in gruesome Mooinooi murders (Anisha and Joey Van Niekerk) killed in accident
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A state witness in the gruesome Mooinooi murder case was killed in ‘n motorbike accident in Tzaneen on Saturday.
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Another fail in Justice for another white family, the Dirk Snyders family, the murder of a Hartbeespoort-resident, and the young terrorist gets a slap on the wrist.
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An 18-year-old man was sentenced to a mere 15 years imprisonment for the murder of Hartbeespoort resident, Dirk Snyders (56) in 2016.
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You may want to know why foreign investors are not investing in South Africa
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Why are foreign investors afraid to invest in South Africa? In search of answers, Briefly scoured the internet to find out why.
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E-tolls chief Coenie Vermaak says:- Pretoria to Johannesburg commute “could soon take six hours”
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The drive from Johannesburg to Pretoria is a nightmare at the best of times, but according to one executive for the much-maligned e-tolls, things could soon get much worse.
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