# The Public Servants Association is concerned over the latest allegations against minister of Social Development, Sisisi Tolashe. A worker appointed and remunerated through the department was allegedly deployed to perform duties at a private residence, and then required to hand over a portion of her salary to a member of Tolashe’s family. PSA’s Claude […]
# The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate has taken a major step towards technologically advanced water management, with the installation of its first smart meter in Bellville. This officially marks the start of a citywide rollout of Advanced Metering Infrastructure, aimed at early leak detection, improving billing accuracy, and overall system efficiency. […]
# Union federation Cosatu has welcomed Postbank’s investment of more than 500-million-rand over the past three years in technology and infrastructure. Postbank customers who have been using a post office branch to access their accounts will now use new and expanded banking channels. This includes accessing deposit and withdrawal services through Standard Bank and retailers. […]
# The Western Cape’s George Municipality has achieved a significant milestone by spending 100-percent of the 1.115-billion-rand budget facility for infrastructure grant by the end of June 2025. To date, it has spent 73-percent of the municipality’s contribution of 300-million-rand. The municipality’s spokesperson, Chantel Edwards-Klose, says infrastructure projects are successfully delivering bulk water and sanitation […]
# The Public Servants Association has commended government for acting decisively to protect ordinary South Africans from the worst effects of escalating fuel costs. Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana has extended the temporary fuel relief levy of three-rand for petrol and 3.93-rand per litre for diesel until June 2nd. PSA’s Claude Naicker stresses that the […]
# The Tshwane Metro Police Department Task Team Unit intercepted and impounded a scholar transport minibus for overloading and operating without a permit on R80 Mabopane Highway at Theo Martins Poort. The scholar transport vehicle was stopped during a routine patrol yesterday. TMPD’s spokesperson, Puleng Motholo, says upon inspection, it was found that the vehicle […]
# The DA says it supports reforms that secure South Africa’s borders while facilitating trade and economic growth. Recently, over 600-thousand individuals have been deported from the country, for either attempting to illegally enter South Africa, or from the interior of the country. The DA’s Adrian Roos says efficient borders are not only a security imperative but […]