SAFTU ON SECOND QUARTER GDP STATS
SAFTU criticizes SA’s economic policies and growth, calling for urgent reforms to address unemployment, poverty, and inequality.
SAFTU
September 4, 2024
Parly a place of no holy cows, as state capture-accused trio make entrance
The post Parly a place of no holy cows, as state capture-accused trio make entrance appeared first on Corruption Watch.
Corruption Watch
September 4, 2024
SAFTU CALLS FOR THE RACIST MURDERERS IN MANKWENG TO BE DENIED BAIL
The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) is outraged by the killing of two women in Mankweng by white
SAFTU
September 4, 2024
Police plan to catch up with extortion gangs
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu told parliament that the current wave of extortion has gone beyond the four provinces of Gauteng,
Elitsha
September 4, 2024
SAFTU WELCOMES THE LONDON COURT RULING ON MICHAEL LOMAS
The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) welcomes the ruling by the London Judge that dismissed the bid by
SAFTU
September 4, 2024
Man killed crossing the road to relieve himself
Protesters blocked the R334 for two days after a shack dweller was killed in a car accident on his way
GroundUp
September 4, 2024
State Turned its Back on Struggle Hero
Elizabeth “Ma Betty” van der Heyden, struggle icon and former political prisoner passed recently, leaving an unrecognized legacy.
Karibu
September 4, 2024
Blackout in eastern Free State after substation vandalised
Villages and an industrial zone have been without power for more than a week outside Harrismith in the Free State,
Bhekisisa Centre Health Journalism
September 4, 2024
CW board responds to allegations in recent Sunday World article
In the interests of transparency and accountability, the board of Corruption Watch wishes to respond to the unfounded and misleading
Corruption Watch
September 4, 2024
Police plan to catch up with extortion gangs
The post, Police plan to catch up with extortion gangs, first appeared on WWMP . Police plan to catch up
Workers World
September 4, 2024
Economy & Energy
SAFTU ON SECOND QUARTER GDP STATS
SAFTU criticizes SA’s economic policies and growth, calling for urgent reforms to address unemployment, poverty, and inequality.
SAFTU
September 4, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
Parly a place of no holy cows, as state capture-accused trio make entrance
The post Parly a place of no holy cows, as state capture-accused trio make entrance appeared first on Corruption Watch.
Corruption Watch
September 4, 2024
SAFTU CALLS FOR THE RACIST MURDERERS IN MANKWENG TO BE DENIED BAIL
The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) is outraged by the killing of two women in Mankweng by white
SAFTU
September 4, 2024
Crime & Justice
Police plan to catch up with extortion gangs
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu told parliament that the current wave of extortion has gone beyond the four provinces of Gauteng,
Elitsha
September 4, 2024
SAFTU WELCOMES THE LONDON COURT RULING ON MICHAEL LOMAS
The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) welcomes the ruling by the London Judge that dismissed the bid by
SAFTU
September 4, 2024
Crime & Justice
Man killed crossing the road to relieve himself
Protesters blocked the R334 for two days after a shack dweller was killed in a car accident on his way
GroundUp
September 4, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
State Turned its Back on Struggle Hero
Elizabeth “Ma Betty” van der Heyden, struggle icon and former political prisoner passed recently, leaving an unrecognized legacy.
Karibu
September 4, 2024
Health
Blackout in eastern Free State after substation vandalised
Villages and an industrial zone have been without power for more than a week outside Harrismith in the Free State,
Bhekisisa Centre Health Journalism
September 4, 2024
CW board responds to allegations in recent Sunday World article
In the interests of transparency and accountability, the board of Corruption Watch wishes to respond to the unfounded and misleading
Corruption Watch
September 4, 2024
Police plan to catch up with extortion gangs
The post, Police plan to catch up with extortion gangs, first appeared on WWMP . Police plan to catch up
Workers World
September 4, 2024