SIU to probe Eskom whistleblower over corruption
A businessman that blew the whistle on corrupt Eskom employees has now drawn the attention of the Special Investigating Unit…
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Political circus in Tshwane – no guidance from Cogta
The Minister of Cooperative Governance must act with urgency to introduce a set of regulations to stabalise coalition governments. This…
WC heads to court over striking health workers
Khayelitsha is the main district affected by the health care workers’ strike. Western Cape Health Department spokesperson, Mark van der…
“Israel” murders six more Palestinians in Jenin
The Israeli occupation regime has carried out yet another deadly assault on the West Bank city of Jenin. Zionist forces…
Govt looks for battery storage amid energy crisis
The Energy Department is in search of battery storage for just over 500MW. It has opened the procurement process for…
Cyclone Freddy makes a rare loop, heading for Mozambique
Mozambique is bracing itself for Cyclone Freddy again. It’s expected to make landfall later this week after striking Madagascar for…
Parliament passes draft resolution to hold “Israel” accountable
Moves to isolate Apartheid Israel have been given a boost. A draft resolution to downgrade South Africa’s embassy in Israeli…
More domestic workers entering the SA job market
Unemployment in South Africa is still considerably higher than it was before the Covid-19 pandemic. This as the formal sector…
Proteas headed to Women’s T20 World Cup final
Women’s T20 World Cup hosts, South Africa, have beat England in a nail-biting semi-final match in Cape Town. England were…
A cycle of maintenance and breakdowns dogging Eskom
Eskom has no choice but to continue enforcing Stage 6 load shedding as several power stations need time to recover…
SA: Cry, for your beloved country
It is evident that President Cyril Ramaphosa and the past ANC government administrations have failed South Africa. Broadcaster and author,…
Mass murder in Wallacedene
The search continues for the killers of four men in Wallacedene, in Kraaifontein. Their bodies were found with gunshot wounds…
Power grid meltdown looms
South Africa is teetering on a total electricity grid collapse. Energy expert, Tshepo Kgadima warns that the collapse is imminent…
De Ruyter “leaves” Eskom in the dark of the night
Eskom is set to get an acting CEO following the early exit of Andre de Ruyter. His departure came after…
‘Israelis only deterred by Palestinians taking up honourable arms’
Several Palestinian towns are observing a one-day general strike to mourn the eleven Palestinians killed by the Israeli regime in…
Layla tul Mi’raj highlights Muslims’ link to Palestine
Muslims will observe Layla tul Isra and Mi’raj this evening. It commemorates the journey that the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) took…
DNA backlogs almost cleared
Gender-based violence related cases are expected to see a boost, as the police has cleared just over 99% of its…
Israeli caught meddling in over 30 elections, hindering democracy
A Zionist Israeli firm has been found to be manipulating dozens of elections across the world through technology. An investigative…
SA, China and Russian naval forces flex their muscle
The tri-nation naval exercises between South Africa, China and Russia have kicked off in KwaZulu-Natal. More than 350 South African…
CoCT’s refusal to release tender forensic report questioned
Government and its entities have a historical tendency to suppress the outcomes of investigative reports into serious allegations. Corruption Watch…