# Die Openbare Beskermer het ingegryp om die versperring van toelaes aan twee Gautengse pensioentrekkers op te hef. Hulle het by die kantoor gekla die maatskaplike sekerheidsagentskap, SASSA, het hul toelaes in Oktober verlede jaar laas betaal. Die Beskermer se woordvoerder, Ndili Msoki, sê die klaers het al die nodige dokumente ingedien en is destyds […]
# Die Vryheidsfront Plus sê die Stad Tshwane se projekbestuursmodel moet hersien word om te verhoed dat belastinggeld in die toekoms vermors word. Die jongste verslag deur Tshwane se Strategiese Batebestuurskomitee onthul dat 12,2-miljard-rand vasgevang is in projekte wat reeds voltooi is, gedeeltelik voltooi is, of waarvoor planne en betalings lank gelede gemaak is, maar […]
# The Public Protector’s Office says it intervened in unblocking payment of old-age grant for two Gauteng pensioners. The pensioners approached the office complaining that the South African Social Security Agency had not paid their grants since October last year. PPSA acting spokesperson, Ndili Msoki, says the complainants submitted all the documents that were required by […]
# Die Stad Johannesburg het die besluit van die Johannesburgse aandelebeurs verwelkom om die metro se genoteerde skuldinstrumente wat vroeër opgeskort is, weer te herstel. Dit volg na die indiening van die metro se jaarverslag vir die 2024/2025-boekjaar vroeër vanjaar, wat ‘n belangrike regulatoriese vereiste nagekom het met die stad wat nou ten volle voldoen […]
# The Freedom Front Plus says the City of Tshwane’s project management model needs to be reviewed to prevent tax money from being squandered in the future. Tshwane’s Strategic Asset Management Committee’s latest report reveals that 12.2-billion-rand is trapped in projects that have already been completed, are partially completed, or for which plans and payments […]
# The City of Johannesburg has welcomed the Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s decision to lift the suspension of the metro’s listed debt instruments. This follows the tabling of the metro’s annual report for the 2024/2025 financial year earlier this year, fulfilling a key regulatory requirement and restoring Johannesburg’s full compliance with the JSE debt listing requirements. […]
# Johannesburg’s Metrobus will reduce services from today as it grapples with financial pressures and rising diesel costs. In a notice to commuters, the bus operator says years of budget cuts, coupled with higher fuel prices, have forced it to scale back operations. The changes include reduced off-peak services on selected routes and fewer trips […]
# Public Works and Infrastructure minister Dean Macpherson has asked the National Treasury for guidance on launching an independent investigation into a controversial 70-million-rand lease agreement for a vacant building in Pretoria. A preliminary report found the Property Management Trading Entity approved the lease in 2023 despite plans to close the Department of Public Enterprises. […]
# The DA has criticised the Gauteng Health Department for failing to comply with a Gauteng Legislature motion to honor murdered whistleblower Babita Deokaran. The DA says the department missed a six-month deadline to report on plans to commemorate Deokaran’s legacy and has not consulted her family. Deokaran exposed corruption linked to Tembisa Hospital before […]
