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- DR Congo head to Spain to continue World Cup build-up despite Ebola cancellation
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s squad were heading to Spain on Thursday to continue their World Cup preparations and still hope to go ahead with their planned friendly against Chile next week, coach Sebastien Desabre said. The Congolese drew 0-0 with Denmark on Wednesday in a World Cup warm-up friendly… Read more » - Toyota and Lexus recall more than 6,500 cars over rear-view camera fault
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has alerted consumers to a major vehicle safety recall involving Toyota and Lexus models sold in South Africa, affecting a combined total of 6,525 vehicles nationwide. According to the NCC, Toyota South Africa Motors and Lexus South Africa Motors have initiated the recall after identifying… Read more » - Izwi Labantu lodges complaint against Presidency’s Nonceba Mhlauli, Mduduzi Mbada
Izwi Labantu Forum (ILF), a national organisation dedicated to service delivery, governance, advocacy and litigation for the people and black farmers’ rights group, has lodged a formal complaint with the Public Protector against deputy minister in the Presidency Nonceba Mhlauli and Mduduzi Mbada, the chief of staff in the office… Read more » - Madlanga commission grills police boss Gavin Jacob over decision to move 541kg cocaine consignment
The Madlanga commission has intensified its scrutiny of the decision to remove a 541kg cocaine consignment from the scene of its seizure. Chairperson Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga and evidence leader Adv Mahlape Sello questioned whether established police procedures were deliberately bypassed. Central to the commission’s concerns is Col Gavin Jacob’s decision… Read more » - IDAC re-enrolls Gupta-linked Nulane corruption case after years of court wrangling
The National Prosecuting Authority’s Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) has formally revived the controversial Nulane corruption case, dragging one of the earliest Gupta-linked state capture matters back into the courtroom nearly four years after it spectacularly collapsed. The matter was re-enrolled at the Bloemfontein Magistrates’ Court on Thursday following a… Read more » - NYDA prioritises leakers witch hunt over youth struggles
South Africa is battling a ticking time bomb of youth unemployment at 60%, but the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) leadership is more concerned about who is leaking information from within the entity. Consequently, the NYDA is currently undergoing a procurement process to appoint forensic investigators to find out who… Read more » - Sipho Mbule said to be pushing for a move abroad as he feels ‘hated’ in SA
Just a day after the agent of Sipho Mbule confirmed to SABC Sport that the embattled star midfielder has left Orlando Pirates and is linked to Siwelele FC, it has emerged that his possible switch to Bloemfontein has been delayed due to the 28-year-old pushing for a move abroad. “The… Read more » - Nkanyiso Mzimela opens up about fame, financial struggles and reinventing himself in ‘Kwa Baba’
While audiences know him from hit productions such as Isibaya and Shaka iLembe, actor Nkanyiso Mzimela says the biggest challenges of being an actor happen long after the cameras stop rolling. As he prepares to introduce viewers to his latest character, Musa, in Mzansi Magic’s new telenovela Kwa Baba, Mzimela… Read more » - Pick n Pay halts retrenchments of over 22K workers after state intervention
Retail giant Pick n Pay has temporarily halted mass retrenchment processes after a meeting with Minister of Employment and Labour Nomakhosazana Meth on Wednesday. The retailer kickstarted retrenchment talks, targeting over 22 000 employees, with the South African Commercial, Catering, and Allied Workers Union and submitted Section 189 of the… Read more » - Cyril Ramaphosa unleashes SIU on PSIRA over UIF tender to train 7 000 learners
President Cyril Ramaphosa has authorised the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to investigate alleged corruption, maladministration and irregular expenditure linked to a controversial Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) training programme meant to equip more than 7 000 unemployed South Africans with security industry and computer skills. The investigation, published in Government Gazette… Read more »
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