President Cyril Ramaphosa has assured Johannesburg residents that waste collection services will resume following disruptions caused by a wage strike involving Pikitup employees affiliated with the South African Municipal Workers’ Union (SAMWU). Ramaphosa addressed the issue while briefing the media at Hyde Park High School in Johannesburg on Wednesday, after casting his vote in the Local Government Elections alongside First Lady Dr Tshepo Motsepe. Acknowledging the impact of the strike on municipal services, the President said the dispute had been…
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The Hawks (South Africa) have presented forensic findings suggesting the possible existence of a coordinated criminal network involved in the movement of shipping containers and related port activity. Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Sebola told the Madlanga Commission that analysis of confiscated mobile phones uncovered screenshots and communications referencing container logistics, harbour operations, and the gathering of shipment-related information. According to Sebola, the recovered messages point to multiple individuals allegedly involved in port-related operations, including persons believed to have access to harbour and…
In a district that produces much of the world’s platinum yet continues to grapple with high unemployment, leaders gathered at the Bojanala Platinum District Economic Development Symposium with a shared message: economic growth must begin improving the lives of ordinary people. Addressing government officials, business leaders and community stakeholders, North West Premier Lazarus Mokgosi acknowledged the difficult reality facing many residents. Despite the province’s rich mineral resources and strong mining sector, thousands of young people remain unemployed while poverty and…
South Africa will, as part of its efforts to address illegal immigration — a matter of growing concern among many citizens — send envoys to several fellow African countries to outline the measures it is taking to manage the issue within its borders. In an address to the nation on Sunday evening from the Union Buildings in Pretoria, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a series of interventions aimed at addressing illegal immigration and strengthening border management. “As South Africa, we will…
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