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The letter follows the commission’s insistence that the embattled Western Cape judge president will partake in this week’s interviews of candidates The post Freedom Under Law sends letter of demand to JSC on suspending Hlophe appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

This will be the sixth time in a democratic South Africa that voters will elect leadership and public representatives at metropolitan, district and local government level.

The multibillion-rand investment includes US retail giant Amazon's Africa headquarters.

Lonwabo Jack (22) was assaulted and stabbed to death in Nyanga on his birthday on Sunday.

It said the team is working with the respective provinces to ascertain whether the rise in cases can be attributed to cluster outbreaks.

Thundershowers can, however, be expected in Vereeniging in Gauteng.

The annual headline inflation quickened slightly to 3.2% in March from 2.9% in February, rising back to the Sa Reserve Bank's inflation target range of between 3% and 6%.

Goodman Lomboza (52) was shot dead close to the taxi rank in Site C in Khayelitsha on Tuesday.

Workers downed tools on Wednesday working conditions, including withdrawing incentive bonuses that workers had been receiving for the last 17 years.

The devastating fire consumed the historic Jagger Reading Room - home to the significant African Studies Collection, which was started in 1953 - including its roof galleries, adjacent stores and offices.

Khusela Diko’s lawyers say she has appealed an instruction to step down from her position on the ANC provincial executive committee after a finding that she brought the party into disrepute The post Diko to challenge step-aside ruling appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Thomas Kgokolo is joining the cash-strapped airline at a time when its business rescue process, which started in 2019, is yet to be concluded.

Eyewitness News visited one of the voting stations in Delft and asked residents whether they were planning on casting their ballots.

Eric Mabuza notified the high court and NPA of his decision just weeks before the former president goes on trial for corruption The post Zuma’s legal team withdraws in wake of appeal court’s ruling on fees appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Former CEO Lucky Montana told the state capture commission that this was why he wanted another service provider and ended up contracting in Strawberry Worx and Umjanji.

It's understood that 10 gunmen carried out a robbery on the highway, which led to the shootout.

The IPC in a letter to Mahumapelo, which Eyewitness News has seen, informs him that he will go through a disciplinary process.

The matter is expected to sit in the Pietermaritzburg High Court on 17 May.

The Judicial Service Commission said in a letter to the Cape Bar that the judge president would participate in interviews of aspirant judges in his division The post JSC will deliberate Hlophe’s fate on June 4 appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Using power and hierarchy creates a culture of fear and discomfort – and no extraordinary customer service has ever been delivered from that type of environment The post Leaders need to earn the moral authority to lead appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The workers abandoned their posts today amid concerns the picket could result in water cuts.

While the exact details around the shooting are still unclear, it's understood several gunshots were fired during an alleged armed robbery on the highway.

The fight for equality is valid but the burning down of our universities is not the revolution or decolonisation any of us should want The post The things we lost in the fire appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

We are a nation of inquests, commissions and ad hoc committees. Not action. The post Life Esidimeni: Waiting for justice is an injustice appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The father of two was shot and killed during an alleged altercation with Honolulu police in the US state of Hawaii.

The 14-year-old was arrested last week, not long after a video of her beating up Mavhunga at the Mbilwi Secondary School emerged and was shared widely online.

State capture commission investigator, Professor Cecil Louwrens, said that his analysis of the Eskom suspension letters showed the creator as Suzanne Daniels.

But among the items destroyed were 3 000 films in the African Studies collection The post Destruction of UCT’s special collections is less than imagined appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko, in a seven-page statement through her lawyers, said that she was not aware of any law enforcement agency that was investigating her or had found her guilty of unethical, unlawful or immoral conduct.

Around 4,000 students had to evacuate their rooms as the fire spread to the campus.

The minister visited Charlotte Maxeke Hospital himself on Tuesday to see the trail of devastation left by last week's fire and to get a brief on plans to deal with the disaster.

The creche was given until Monday to close but refused to do so, claiming that it was registered and operating legally.

This after Lonwabo Nolte was stabbed to death over the weekend. Queer Lives Matter's, Kamva Gwana, believed that this was a homophobic attack.

Komane Koalane was removed during a vote of no confidence a few days ago for failing to improve services during his tenure.

In the rare event that you experience a severe side-effect as a result of Covid-19 vaccines, this fund will pay you out The post How South Africa’s Covid vaccine injury fund will work appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has sent his condolences to Idriss Déby's family, government and the people of Chad.

The annual consumer price inflation increased to 3.2% in March up 0.3% from the February figure of 2.9%.

The state capture inquiry is hearing evidence related to Eskom from Quintessence Digital Forensics, Prof Cecil Louwrens.

A mountain of water bottles and energy drinks could be seen upon entering the facility, with scores of volunteers packing medical supplies, energy boosters, food and other essentials.

The University of Cape Town (UCT) bore the brunt of the disaster, with several buildings damaged in the blaze.

Andile Nomlala, the president of the Black Management Forum, said that there were serious questions to be asked.

The Public Servants Association, which represents more than 235,000 public sector employees, said that it would act by Friday if its demands were not met.

Another teenage boy was also wounded in the attack.

The demonstrations descended into chaos this week, forcing the institution to shut down all its four campuses until further notice.

Economist at RMB, Siobhan Redford, has explained that the CPI rate would be positively influenced by rising fuel prices.

Internet scams seem to be getting the best of us - including some of South Africa's most successful businesspeople. So here's how to not pull a Sexwale.

Workers are demanding better pay, performance-related bonuses and other allowances.

Ibambabukhosi Ngcobo was kidnapped on Monday evening and hasn't been seen since.

The Energy Department said that eight preferred bidders could come online and provide emergency power supply within a year. Officials said that this was critical given the country's supply shortfall, which often led to rolling blackouts.

Lucky Montana said that if there were other companies that had funding for training, he did not know them because Prodigy was the one that came to Prasa.