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Teboho Maruping Reinstated

30 January 2022 By Alan Straton

The Department of Employment and Labour Director-General, Thobile Lamati, is pleased to announce that Mr Teboho Maruping, who has been on suspension for over a year, will be resuming his duties as UIF Commissioner on 1 February 2022 following the conclusion of disciplinary processes.The Director-General expressed relief at the reinstatement of UIF’s Maruping. “While an acting commissioner has been appointed to lead the Unemployment Insurance Fund, resolving the matter will provide certainty to … [Read more...] about Teboho Maruping Reinstated

KZN extends interventions in eight municipalities

28 January 2022 By Alan Straton

The KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Executive Council has approved the extension of the financial intervention in eight of the province’s municipalities.The Executive Council took the decision during its first ordinary meeting for the year, held on Wednesday. KwaZulu-Natal Premier, Sihle Zikalala, said after receiving a comprehensive report on the state of municipalities under intervention, the Provincial Cabinet has decided it was in the municipalities’ best interests to extend all current … [Read more...] about KZN extends interventions in eight municipalities

Empowerment of women in SAPS is non-negotiable

28 January 2022 By Alan Straton

While the South African Police Service (SAPS) has made significant inroads in promoting women to managerial roles, Police Minister Bheki Cele says greater female empowerment in the organisation is “not a negotiable and must be realised”.The Minister made these remarks while officiating the annual 2022 National Police Day on Thursday. This year’s event was themed “Celebrating the Role of Women in Policing”, recognising policewomen continue to make their mark in policing environments. Cele began … [Read more...] about Empowerment of women in SAPS is non-negotiable

Executive appointments were ‘lawful’

27 January 2022 By Alan Straton

The Central Energy Fund (CEF) says an Auditor General report has cleared it of any wrongdoing in the appointment of its chief executive, chief operations officer and legal services executive.This after media reports emerged last year that the board of the CEF allegedly appointed the three without due process and had lowered requirements for the jobs in order to do so. In a statement, the State entity’s board said the AG’s report is confirmation that the three appointments were made within the … [Read more...] about Executive appointments were ‘lawful’

Patricia de Lille ‘delighted’

27 January 2022 By Alan Straton

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister, Patricia de Lille, says she is delighted with the level and quality of responses received with regard to the implementation of the Integrated Renewable Energy and Resource Efficiency (iREREP).On 20 September 2021, De Lille announced the opening of the Request for Information (RFI) process for iREREP, which is aimed at evaluating the market for additional ideas and information. The process comprehensively looks at ways to deliver mutual value through … [Read more...] about Patricia de Lille ‘delighted’

PRASA commits to improving train services

26 January 2022 By Alan Straton

The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) has affirmed its commitment to improve reliability and on-time performance, while providing long-distance services that cater to the majority of South Africans who come from low income households.This comes after an article by the Sunday Times on the agency’s deal to lease diesel locomotives for the long distance train service and operational matters in relation to the Mainline Passenger Service (MLPS), which experienced several challenges and … [Read more...] about PRASA commits to improving train services

SANDF probes cause of fire at Base Waterkloof Air Force

26 January 2022 By Alan Straton

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) is investigating the fire that broke out on Sunday evening at the Air Force Base Waterkloof in Pretoria.According to the statement released to the media, the blaze started at the bulk fuel depot around 19:00 and was contained within an hour by South African Air Force Firefighting teams from both Air Force Base Waterkloof and Air Force Base Swartkops in Valhalla, Pretoria. Waterkloof Fire“The cause of the fire, the magnitude of the damage and the … [Read more...] about SANDF probes cause of fire at Base Waterkloof Air Force

Suspects arrested for revenge killing

26 January 2022 By Alan Straton

Limpopo Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe, has welcomed the arrest of suspects implicated in the murder/revenge killing at the weekend at Rebone RDP Section, near Steilop in the Gilead policing area.In a statement, provincial spokesperson, Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo, said police in Gilead were alerted to a mob justice incident at the said area and on their arrival at the scene, they found a middle aged woman lying in a yard, having been severely assaulted. “Police were … [Read more...] about Suspects arrested for revenge killing

Prisoners Achieve 89%

26 January 2022 By Alan Straton

Justice and Correctional Services Minister, Ronald Lamola, has commended the inmate class of 2021 for achieving an 89% pass rate.Lamola was speaking at the Barberton Correctional Centre in Mpumalanga during the announcement of inmates’ 2021 matric results. According to Lamola, the Correctional Services Department had registered a total of 191 inmates for the 2021 matric examination. Lamola said the prison ppulation achieved an 89% percent pass rate, with a total of 77 Bachelor and 47 Diploma … [Read more...] about Prisoners Achieve 89%

R1.8 Billion tender corruption trial set for March

23 January 2022 By Alan Straton

The fraud and corruption trial against former Bosasa Group Chief Operations Officer, Angelo Agrizzi, and his co-accused has been postponed to March this year.This after the Pretoria Specialised Crimes Court ordered that the matter be transferred to the High Court. The matter relates to alleged fraud and corruption committed during the awarding of four Department of Correctional Services (DCS) tenders amounting to at least R1.8 billion. Agrizzi’s co-accused in the matter are former Correctional … [Read more...] about R1.8 Billion tender corruption trial set for March

SA needs to work towards sustainable social protection measures

23 January 2022 By Alan Straton

A meeting between President Cyril Ramaphosa and a Civil Society Organisation (CSO) collective has affirmed the need to work towards affordable and sustainable social protection mechanisms that complement job creation and drive local demand, with due consideration of the fiscal implications.President Ramaphosa, supported by Minister of Social Development Lindiwe Zulu and Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana, met with the CSOs on Tuesday to discuss a proposal for the extension and improvement of … [Read more...] about SA needs to work towards sustainable social protection measures

Man held for stolen rail track

23 January 2022 By Alan Straton

A man has been arrested in Soweto for allegedly stealing a railway track.He was arrested on Thursday by various law enforcement agencies who conducted search and seizure operations as part of the Okae Molao Operations. The operation forms part of the Integrated Security Plan that was launched by Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula last year. The intelligence-driven plan is aimed at combatting rail and community crimes and to ensure that criminals are brought to book. The joint operation includes … [Read more...] about Man held for stolen rail track

Knysna man nabbed for stealing Krugerrands worth R7.8m

23 January 2022 By Alan Straton

A 54-year-old suspect is scheduled to make his first court appearance on a charge of theft in the Knysna Magistrates Court today.Knysna detectives, assisted by the Tsitsikamma K9 Unit, closed in on a residence in Wilderness near George on Thursday. Police arrested a 54-year-old wanted man, who had been on the run since 2012 in connection with the theft of Krugerrands to the estimated value of R7.8million. The arrest came after members of the police force followed up on a lead. A warrant of … [Read more...] about Knysna man nabbed for stealing Krugerrands worth R7.8m

Employment and Labour on compliance with labour laws

20 January 2022 By Alan Straton

It is significant in light of the ‘inspections’ of restaurants by the EFF’s Julius Malema that Government would comment saying; “Any violence in seeking to identify areas of noncompliance with the law is counterproductive to the principle of labour market stability and labour peace.”The principle of fair labour practice is a fundamental right that is enshrined and guaranteed in the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa which is the supreme law of the land. Furthermore, the Labour … [Read more...] about Employment and Labour on compliance with labour laws

Not Cool National Regulator

20 January 2022 By Alan Straton

National Nuclear Regulator board removed civil society representative before taking a key decision on Koeberg extension, resulting in OUTA and other organisations having to fight to get the legally required civil society representative onto the Regulator’s board, and OUTA questions why their representative has been removed.OUTA is concerned about the suspension of Peter Becker from the board of the National Nuclear Regulator (NNR). Becker, from Koeberg Alert Alliance (KAA), represents civil … [Read more...] about Not Cool National Regulator

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