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Morning Brief: Ramaphosa urged to provide details and deadlines over energy plan

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today:   Businesses want Ramaphosa to be clear and set hard deadlines for his expected energy plan to solve the electricity crisis. Police commissioner Fannie Masemola has restructured the chain of command among police top brass. Airlines have been accused of charging exorbitant ticket prices following Comair’s …

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Morning Brief: Mkhwebane recording exposes alleged abuses by State Security Agency

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today:   A damning January 2019 recording between suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane and the inspector-general of intelligence has resurfaced. Ramaphosa says he does not have to appear at Mkhwebane’s impeachment hearings to answer questions around funding for the CR17 campaign. Numsa wants a whopping 20% increase …

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Morning Brief: Eskom corruption leads to further arrests following R6 million kickback

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today:   As we continue to struggle with load shedding, some have been profiting off Eskom’s misfortune to the tune of millions, Cosatu says it will challenge dismissals related to mandatory covid-19 vaccinations, and Twitter sues Elon Musk for backing out of the deal to buy the …

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Morning Brief: Ramaphosa to declare energy emergency within days

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today:   Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce an energy crisis in the coming days, which would entail slashing red tape blocking new energy generation capacity, financial giants are in hot water with unions for mandatory vaccination dismissals, and Boris Johnson’s successor to be the next UK …

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Morning Brief: Weekend horror as tavern killings death toll reaches 21

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today.   Taverns have become a hotbed of death and violence in recent weeks with another 21 people killed over the weekend, suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s impeachment hearing kicks off today, and Twitter has hired a top law firm to sue Elon Musk after he canned …

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Morning Brief: Still no telling who was behind the July 2021 insurrection

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today:   A year on from the deadliest riots in the history of democratic South Africa we are still no closer to knowing who was behind the July 2021 unrest, security experts fear a second insurrection is imminent, and Japan’s former prime minister has been shot while …

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Morning Brief: Declare an energy emergency says advisory body

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today.   Government’s top advisory body wants a national emergency to be declared amid the energy crisis, suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s legal challenge blocking impeachment proceedings comes to an end, and British prime minister Boris Johnson clings to power as a string of aides resign.   …

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Morning Brief: Eskom strikes deal with unions while load shedding persists

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today:   Trade unions and Eskom reach a deal on wage negotiations thus ending the wildcat strike, but load shedding persists, the ANC NEC has proposed significant changes to the way Eskom is run, and SAA had yet another dangerous incident a year after its last one. …

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Morning Brief: Eskom warned against not punishing employees for intimidation tactics

Good morning, here’s what you need to know today.   Labour experts have warned Eskom against not initiating disciplinary processes against employees that harass and intimidate those trying to go to work, SA is in for a recession this year if load shedding persists, and with the fuel price increase on Wednesday, we’ve found some …

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