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On Tuesday, the apex court delivered a unanimous judgment declaring a section of the act unconstitutional, adding that it violated freedom of speech.

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said the correct people needed to be appointed to Eskom’s board and management, and that the government must then be in a position to hold them accountable for Eskom’s operations.

Following the number of flights that were cancelled on Tuesday, some passengers accused the airlines of poor communication.

Herman Mashaba resigned on Monday, following the election of Helen Zille as federal council chair on Sunday.

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Two weeks ago, reports emerged detailing how a Mango aircraft experienced a fault while travelling from Johannesburg to Cape Town, allegedly due to a counterfeit part fitted by SAA’s technical team.

As his trial commenced in the Durban High Court today, murder accused Mohamed Ebrahim seemed unfazed and waved at people in the gallery with a smile on his face.

Deputy President David Mabuza has been told to get a better understanding of the different industrial revolutions the world has undergone and especially the fourth, which is driven by technological advances such as robotics.

SAA and Comair have had to ground some planes on Tuesday as a precautionary measure following overnight inspections by the Civil Aviation Authority.

Seven years after East Rand community activist Alfred Moyo was charged under a section of the apartheid-era Intimidation Act he’s expressed relief following Tuesday’s Constitutional Court ruling.

The judgment, striking down the apartheid-era legislation, is a victory for freedom of expression

The Bill must now be approved by the National Council of Provinces before it can be signed into law by the president.

Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba announced his resignation on Monday, saying he couldn’t reconcile himself with a group of people that thought that race was irrelevant when dealing with inequality.

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The incident occurred after 11am on Tuesday and no arrests have been made yet.

Transport Minister Mbalula said that the grounding of SAA, Comair and some Mango flights was not a crisis.

The Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa said that this ruling was not only a victory for General Alfred Moyo but for ordinary South Africans who wished to genuinely express their grievances.

The party’s interim provincial convenor Ronalda Nolumango called for an end to what she said was a disinformation campaign against the Sekunjalo chairperson, saying that Survé was considered a friend of the party.

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Deputy President David Mabuza gave the assurance during his oral question and answer session in the National Assembly on Tuesday.

Abigail Ruiters faces charges under the Children’s Act and is also accused of murder and child neglect while her boyfriend, Ameerudien Peters, is accused of raping and murdering her 18-month-old son Jeremiah Ruiters.

The DA said it received a parliamentary reply where the Justice Minister revealed there are hundreds of vacant posts in the courts.

The utility said it would continue to monitor reservoir levels to help mitigate the effects of the stress on its system.

Comair and SAA have had to ground some planes operating between Cape Town, Joburg and Durban, saying it was a precautionary measure following oversight inspections by the Civil Aviation Authority.

Deputy President David Mabuza is in the National Assembly for oral replies to questions from MPs.

Parliament’s Basic Education committee was on Tuesday briefed by the Equal Education Law Centre on their state of education report.

A commission of inquiry was set up by the president in October 2017. In March and June this year, the president extended the inquiry to allow it to complete its work.

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Eskom is in crisis and owed billions in municipal debt but not one minister was available to brief the watchdog over public spending, Scopa.

The party said it received a parliamentary reply where Justice Minister Ronald Lamola revealed there were hundreds of vacant posts in the courts.

It’s set to take place from 5-7 November at the Sandton Convention Centre and more than 1,000 delegates have already confirmed they would be there.

Comair and the South African Airways have had to ground some planes on Tuesday operating between Cape Town, Joburg and Durban.

In 2012, general Alfred Moyo - an activist from Makause informal settlement, in Germiston - was arrested and charged with intimidation under Section 1(1)b of the act.

Any tougher immigration controls after the British withdrawal from the European Union will mean fewer South African players in the County Championship

The financial aid scheme announced this week it's received 50,000 more applications for the 2020 academic year compared to this time last year.

Extreme weather conditions have caused dwindling water levels in the Vaal Dam, which is Gauteng's main source of water.

Minibus taxi drivers blocked roads in the CBD as well as on the N2 Highway last week.

Abalone poaching is rife in the Overstrand and while several police inefficiencies have been highlighted, police are slowly tackling the crime.

In a two-page indictment, the State alleges that Mohamed Ebrahim committed the crime last year following an argument with the boy’s mother.

Police say the 34-year-old man was sitting in his car on Monday evening when he was ambushed by two people.

Mashaba resigned on Monday following the announcement of Helen Zille as the DA’s Federal Council chair on Sunday.

Meanwhile, over 200 people have been displaced after a fire in Daspoort, west of Pretoria