Dirk Hermann News Today

Movement says what we are now seeing here is an increasingly aligned attack on the NHI through various forms of litigation

The onslaught against the National Health Insurance Act (NHI) has obtained a united front at Solidarity’s NHI Crisis Summit held in Centurion today. Political parties, think tanks and pressure groups that convened at the summit indicated their intention to support each other’s actions against the NHI Act – be it through litigation, political processes, or civil pressure.

Meanwhile, in his speech, Ramaphosa called on all political parties, candidates, supporters, and citizens to refrain from actions that could cause harm in the elections.

Trade union Solidarity is concerned about how school language policy will be managed under the BELA Bill.

Health Minister Joe Phaahla has vowed to defend the National Health Insurance in court.

Solidarity urgently wants to draw employer’s attention to the court order issued on the 31st of October 2023 in the Labour Court. This court order activates the deed of settlement that Solidarity and the South African government reached earlier this year. 

Movement informs employers that rigid racial targets are not legal

Trade union Solidarity is set to file a formal complaint with the UN against the South African government, citing violations of

Racial insanity is taking place under banner of nice-sounding words such as equality, diversity and transformation

Dirk Hermann disappointed to hear of Oberholzers definite departure from power utility