Page 12 - Eird News Today

Motsuenyane wanted above all things to see black people becoming agents of their own development. For this reason he supported African entrepreneurship as strongly as he disapproved of the way the ANC’s BEE policy had developed, which he felt discouraged self-reliance.

This week’s Mampara was once highly regarded as an anti-corruption crusader who resigned from the ANC in protest against its failure to deal with leaders accused of corruption.

Several Johannesburg suburbs are to remain without power as work to clear the damaged tunnels under the M1 highway begins after last week's massive fire that caused millions in damage last Tuesday.

Recent Russian massive drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian energy system have caused more than $1bn worth of damage to the sector, Ukraine's energy minister German Galushchenko said on Sunday.

The SA Council of Churches (SACC), joined by various church and political leaders, has prayed and called for free and fair general elections.

The Usindiso building in Johannesburg where 76 people lost their lives in a fire was never zoned for residential purposes and at the time of the deadly blaze, it had a high prevalence of crime.

ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula is on Sunday addressing the disciplinary case of former ANC president Jacob Zuma.

While the cause of the fire was identified as arson, the commission of inquiry found the poor state of the premises led to a conflagration that spread and destroyed the entire building.

Rooftop solar power has already cut load-shedding dramatically and has 'incredible' potential

Increases of 5% this year and 6.5% next year on base salaries have been agreed to between labour and employers in the passenger bus sector.