# Die Wes-Kaapse Hooggeregshof lewer vandag uitspraak oor president Cyril Ramaphosa se dringende aansoek vir ’n interdik teen die parlementêre Ampsklagkomitee. Hy wil hê die komitee se werksaamhede moet gestaak word tot sy versoek om die Artikel 89-verslag tersyde te stel, afgehandel is. Volgens die verslag moet hy vrae oor die Phala Phala-skandaal beantwoord. Ramaphosa […]
# The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry has ruled that controversial North West businessman Suliman Carrim’s application for a postponement of his testimony will be heard in public today. He had initially applied for the postponement application to be heard in camera, citing his rights to medical privacy due to an undisclosed illness. The commission has […]
# The Build One South Africa board has resolved to terminate the membership of the party’s Gauteng Provincial Legislature member, Ayanda Allie. This follows the conclusion of an internal disciplinary process. Board chairperson Stevens Mokgalapa says the issues giving rise to these proceedings have been under consideration since BOSA first indicated its intention to institute […]
# All eyes will be on the Western Cape High Court today for the judgment on president Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent application to halt Parliament’s Impeachment Committee. He wants to pause the committee’s work until the finalisation of his bid to set aside the Section 89 report, which found he had a case to answer on […]
# The DA says patients at Tambo Memorial Hospital in Boksburg are being forced to wait until June next year for elective surgeries because of delays in refurbishing the hospital’s operating theatres. The party’s Madeleine Hicklin claims the Gauteng Department of Health has failed to keep its promise to complete the work within two months […]
# Cape Town Tourism has launched a 12-month learnership to help unemployed young people with disabilities start and grow their own businesses in the tourism sector. CEO Enver Duminy says the programme, offered in partnership with Essential Skills Development and Pato Tours, will provide accredited training, mentorship and business support. Duminy added the initiative aims […]
# The City of Cape Town has set aside 488-million-rand in its 2026/2027 budget to improve waste management services. The funding will be used to buy new refuse collection vehicles, upgrade waste facilities, expand recycling services and improve landfill sites. Mayoral committee member for Urban Waste Management, Grant Twigg, says these investments will help keep […]
# A judge in the High Court in the Free State, Lepono Lekale, has defended his eight-year sick leave before a Judicial Conduct Tribunal in Johannesburg, investigating whether he is medically unfit to remain on the bench. Lekale testified he underwent two amputations in 2018 before losing his sight, and said a traditional healer advised […]
# The City of Johannesburg has referred 13 alleged cases of financial misconduct, worth about four-billion-rand, to its independent disciplinary board for investigation. The allegations involve unauthorised, irregular, and wasteful expenditure linked to possible breaches of finance and supply chain laws. The city says the move is aimed at strengthening accountability and governance, stressing that […]
