SAFTU IS DISAPPOINTED ON WESTERN CAPE TEACHER JOB LOSSES
SAFTU highlights the negative impacts on unemployment, education, and poverty, calling on the Provincial government to resolve education funding.
SAFTU
September 5, 2024
The JSC must play its strategic ‘Human Resources’ function
The Judicial Service Commission plays a crucial role in determining the shape, size, and competence of South Africa’s judiciary. In
Corruption Watch
September 5, 2024
Durban flood victims told to vacate emergency housing
Nompumelelo Mnguni, displaced by the April 2022 floods, sits in a room she shares with several women in government emergency
GroundUp
September 5, 2024
HONORING DR. WEBSTER ZAMBARA: A VISIONARY PEACEBUILDER WHOSE LEGACY LIGHTS THE PATH TO JUSTICE AND RECONCILIATION
Southern Defenders honors Dr. Webster Zambara’s life, reflecting on the dedication to justice and human rights.
Southern Defenders
September 5, 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
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
Supreme Court of Appeal reserves judgment on Richard Bay’s proposed gas power plant
PRESS RELEASE: Supreme Court of Appeal reserves judgment on Richard Bay’s proposed gas power plant Cape Town, 30 August
groundWork
September 3, 2024
Khanya College’s Mass Advice Day Brings Hope for Diepkloof Community
The free legal aid assisted with problems of housing, social grants, and more, but Home Affairs’ absence disappointed attendees.
Karibu
September 2, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
SAFTU IS DISAPPOINTED ON WESTERN CAPE TEACHER JOB LOSSES
SAFTU highlights the negative impacts on unemployment, education, and poverty, calling on the Provincial government to resolve education funding.
SAFTU
September 5, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
The JSC must play its strategic ‘Human Resources’ function
The Judicial Service Commission plays a crucial role in determining the shape, size, and competence of South Africa’s judiciary. In
Corruption Watch
September 5, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
Durban flood victims told to vacate emergency housing
Nompumelelo Mnguni, displaced by the April 2022 floods, sits in a room she shares with several women in government emergency
GroundUp
September 5, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
HONORING DR. WEBSTER ZAMBARA: A VISIONARY PEACEBUILDER WHOSE LEGACY LIGHTS THE PATH TO JUSTICE AND RECONCILIATION
Southern Defenders honors Dr. Webster Zambara’s life, reflecting on the dedication to justice and human rights.
Southern Defenders
September 5, 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
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
Supreme Court of Appeal reserves judgment on Richard Bay’s proposed gas power plant
PRESS RELEASE: Supreme Court of Appeal reserves judgment on Richard Bay’s proposed gas power plant Cape Town, 30 August
groundWork
September 3, 2024
Democracy & Constitution
Khanya College’s Mass Advice Day Brings Hope for Diepkloof Community
The free legal aid assisted with problems of housing, social grants, and more, but Home Affairs’ absence disappointed attendees.
Karibu
September 2, 2024