Loyiso Sidimba

TRADE unions representing staff at the Government Printing Works (GPW) have lodged complaints against its chief executive, Alinah Fosi, who they

PUBLIC office-bearers such as Cabinet ministers, their deputies, premiers, MECs, MPs, mayors, certain categories of MPLs, judges and traditional leaders enjoy free electricity at the state's expense for up R5 000 monthly.

BRIBERY accused ex-Limpopo MEC and disbarred senior advocate Seth Nthai's legal woes are piling up after the North Gauteng High Court gave a key state witness the green light to testify from outside the country.

HEALTH Minister Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi has again mounted a spirited defence of the government's National Health Insurance (NHI), stating that the system was not unique to South Africa and its rollout was imminent.

THE SACP this week railed against weak leadership in the ANC and the decision to establish the government of national unity (GNU) as it prepares to contest the 2026 local government elections on its own.

DIRECTORS of notorious security company, Red Ants, face jail time for contempt of court after failing to reinstate and pay an executive assistant the company fired nearly R372 000.

THE government plans to set the minimum unit price below which no unit of alcohol can be sold in the country as it battles to reduce the consumption of cheap booze and alcohol-related harm.

LATE struggle icon and former president Nelson Mandela's foundation is taking the battle over his unfinished business to the Western Cape High Court in its bid to achieve equitable land access for all.

SALARY negotiations between the government and its employees' representatives are set to continue in January after the Government Employees Medical

THE SA Revenue Service (Sars) is owed R2.63 billion in unpaid taxes by state-owned entities (SOEs) reporting to the national government, the tax collection agency has revealed.