Good morning. Today we’re covering finance minister Enoch Godongwana’s alleged role in a sexual harassment claim, three more suspects have been arrested for the July 2021 riots, and Sars says it needs better tools to investigate ‘unexplained wealth’. ‘I will not be commenting any further’ – Godongwana on sexual harassment claims – EWN Enoch Godongwana …
Good morning. Today we’re covering the arrest of 20 alleged July 2021 unrest instigators, Ace Magashule and Mosebenzi Zwane were directly implicated in the Vrede Dairy project that saw the Gupta family paid millions, and Rain is ordered to retract its merger proposal with Telkom. 20 alleged July unrest instigators set to appear in court …
Good morning. Today we’re covering the latest testimony from public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s impeachment hearings, Vodacom’s plans to tap into satellite networks, and the lower water level of the Rhine river in Germany will add to the energy crisis in Europe. Impeachment committee hears about Mkhwebane’s ‘bizarre’ request on SARB’s mandate – News24 Former public …
Good morning. Today we’re covering the latest details surrounding the Phala Phala farm robbery, SA women prioritise holding onto their jobs over pushing for higher salaries, and the UK might find out what load shedding feels like as the government battles to secure an adequate energy supply. EXCLUSIVE | Phala Phala theft: The Dubai buyer, …
Good morning. Today we’re covering the army’s possible deployment should further unrest break out in parts of SA. Mango has had its operating license suspended after not operating for more than a year. The UK economy has likely shrunk during the second quarter fuelling the economic crisis in the country. Army placed on standby …
Good morning. Today we’re covering Investec’s decision to pay millions of rands for its executive directors’ personal security. Kagiso residents assaulted 19 people who are allegedly in SA illegally. Sahpra has confirmed a death linked to taking the Covid-19 vaccine. Investec budgets up to R2m for each executive’s protection – Business Day (for subscribers) …
Good morning. Today we’re covering Eskom’s escalation of load shedding, the power utility is being extorted for protection money from gangsters, and Tembisa residents say they are struggling to pay for rising municipality rates. Eskom to escalate power cuts after 11-day pause – Times LIVE After nearly two weeks without load shedding, Eskom …
Good morning. Today we’re covering Old Mutual’s call for the treasury to take over half of Eskom’s enormous debt, the DA has released its own energy plan, and 100 police officers have been deployed to Tembisa to quell the riots. Treasury needs to take half of Eskom debt, says Old Mutual – Business Day …
Good morning. Today we’re covering the protests that broke out in Tembisa on Monday, a spy equipment saga that won’t escape the Joburg mayor, and even with private sector help Eskom will still be short on the worst days of load shedding. Four killed in Tembisa protests – TimesLIVE The death toll has …
Good morning. Today we’re covering Eskom’s meeting with business leaders to solve the energy crisis, the ANC will keep the ‘step aside rule’ for now, and the Women’s League wants more female leadership in the party. Eskom, business meet to discuss solutions to electricity crisis – TimesLIVE Eskom has resolved to work with …
