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Fuel prices rise due to war in Ukraine triggering workers’ protests in Italy, Czech Republic, Turkey, Cyprus and France; South African Clover workers stoppage enters week 16 as gold miners continue stoppage at Sibanye-Stillwater, both face union sabotage; protests in southern Iraq over food prices as cost of sunflower oil and wheat from Ukraine rise due to war

History is remarkable in its ability to teach us, by reminding us how far we have come and where we are; and equally showing us of the journey we must still embark on in order to better ourselves, as well as the people and world around us.

Ayanda Dlodlo said lifestyle audits are not a punitive measure but it's undisputed that there are corrupt public service employees.

Gauteng Health MEC says the department has approached the National Health Department to assist in keeping those nurses.

Gauteng Health MEC says the department has approached the National Health Department to assist in keeping those nurses.

On Wednesday, the union resolved to embark on a march to the provincial health department's office.

15 March 2022 - Like a dreadful inevitability – because that is what it is – load-shedding is back. Once more, the economy stutters as opportunities are lost, and prospects for meaningful growth recede a little further into the distance.

Deputy Executive Mayor, Mapaseka Mothibi-Nkoane, says there is a need to intensify the fight against gender-based violence (GBV) and femicide. She made her remarks during the Community Safety Forum...

Corrigan has what, at first glance, reads like a jolly good whinge until you absorb his argument and realise how much truth there is to it.

The Democratic Alliance in Limpopo (DA) notes the lack in education displayed this morning by the MEC for Education, Polly Boshielo, during her own Education Indaba. Boshielo was interrupted by a guest attendee who required a sign language interpreter – a service Boshielo did not provide for at the Indaba at Bolivia Lodge in Polokwane.