Review will assess the ability of agencies and authorities to cope with ‘multiple simultaneous incidents’ in UK capital
Saturday, 28 May 2016
State oil and gas pipelines sabotaged and blown up in Nigeria
Oil output in Nigeria has dropped to a 20-year low after repeated attacks by the NDA, a new group demanding more economic and political control of the Niger Delta
Much gratitude expressed for Mandela’s donations to educational institutions
Late former president Nelson Mandela left R100‚000 bequests to educational institutions for scholarships and bursaries, which were presented on Friday
Trashback throws cold water on government’s plan to integrate waste pickers
The wastepreneurs travel up to 20km per day with a load of almost 40kg stacked on their trollies, and on a good day can earn up to R200
ANC finalising list of councillor candidates
ANC national list committee begins difficult task of collating candidates for the 278 municipalities in the country, a process expected to take two days
Education department vows to take action against ‘jobs for cash’ offenders
Report paints picture of ‘jobs for cash’ being common practice, and implicates largest teacher union Sadtu in holding basic education system hostage
Blow for SA’s banks as Moody’s lowers outlook to negative
SA’s difficult economic outlook ‘will strain borrowers’ repayment capacity, which will add to increased asset risks, Moody’s says
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