Flash Briefing: Eskom warns of Ukraine wars’ impact on electricity; SA cannabis industry nearing; OUTA
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and its impact on the global economy will have a knock-on effect on Eskom and electricity supply in South Africa.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and its impact on the global economy will have a knock-on effect on Eskom and electricity supply in South Africa.
South Africa’s unemployment rate surged to 34.4% which is the highest on a global list of 82 countries monitored by Bloomberg.
This weekend, Bathabile Dlamini and Julius Malema reportedly banned various news media outlets from covering their events, setting a dangerous precedent.
From this learned analysis of the constitutional provisions, it seems the DA is barking up the wrong tree in asking a court to overrule Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to re-appoint dicey cabinet ministers, Malusi Gigaba and Bathabile Dlamini.
In what will no doubt be a precedent-setting case, Bathabile Dlamini has been effectively held personally liable for South Africa’s social grants contract mess.
Unusually for a top broadcaster, Gareth Cliff’s talents extend to writing, as you’ll witness in this superbly written blog. In it he looks back on the greatest lesson of the Zuma years – not to trust the important stuff to politicians.
OUTA condemns Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini’s ongoing manipulation of the needs of the poorest of the poor to suit her own agenda.
When Helen Zille met with fellow Christians at a ROTOP (Round Table of Prayer) meeting in Cape Town recently, she wore her heart on her sleeve.
As recent newspaper articles have pointed out, the Zama Zama Zuptoids are absolutely stoked at how the rand has tanked since Malusi Gigaba replaced Pravin Gordhan as finance minister.
South Africa’s Constitutional Court ordered the nation’s welfare agency to extend Net1 UEPS Technologies contract to distribute grants to more than 17 million beneficiaries for a year to avoid a “potential catastrophe” and slammed the government’s handling of the matter.