Lindsay Dentlinger is a Parliamentary Journalist for Eyewitness News (EWN) in South Africa. With a focus on national news, Lindsay covers a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, and social issues. Her work has also been featured on CapeTalk and 702.
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By: Lindsay Dentlinger
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson says it’s time to use vacant property for the public good - rather than have them attract crime and devalue the area.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
The department said that the structure would be in place in time for the State of the Nation Address (SONA) in February.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
The new law aims to eliminate the post office's overreliance on government funding, having not turned a profit in a decade and to make more efficient use of its offices.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
It shared its financial results at its Megawatt Park headquarters on Thursday, more than three months late.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
However, Eskom executives insist its qualified audit does not reflect what's happening in the business at the present moment.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
With municipal debt rising on average by more than R3 billion every month Eskom estimates it could reach as much as R110 billion by the end of the current financial year - which ends in March.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
Chief executive, Dan Marokane, believes Eskom's darkest days are behind it.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
In the past financial year, Eskom said it suffered losses of R23 billion as a result of illegal tokens and the bypassing of electricity meters.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
DA MP Edwin Bath has questioned the actions of committee chairperson, Carol Phiri, and her defence of the IDT, which facilitated the tender award on behalf of the health department.
By: Lindsay Dentlinger
The previous Parliament removed this clause from the final National Road Traffic Amendment Bill - which President Cyril Ramaphosa made law in December.
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