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It’s a huge relief that Russian President Vladimir Putin is not coming to SA, but as my podcast colleague Mark Barnes points out in our latest effort, there is at least one disappointment in this outcome.

An analysis into the state of the SOE and its business rescue blueprint.

The Constellationist, a live, biographical play-meets-variety show, illustrates the life of Pittsburgh-area resident Mary Carey of Braddock. The production premieres Wed., July 12 at Attack Theatre Studios in Lawrenceville.

Breadline Africa, a non-profit organisation, has taken up the mission to install 4000 flush toilets in schools across South Africa.

A KwaZulu-Natal primary school had been using pit toilets since it was built in 1913. Citizen-driven action led to the installation of its first flushing toilets in 110 years.

A judge on Friday set a hearing for mid-July in the federal governments case against Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins and local firearms businessman Robert Krop.

In the Auditor-General’s polite language, doubt exists about the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality continuing as ‘a going concern’.

Having struggled to keep up with changing markets, the two entities under the department of communications are in states of financial disrepair

‘The presentation yesterday basically shocked us because theres absolutely no consultation that has happened with the workforce, because you need to consult with labour, even before you go and present in Parliament,’ says general secretary of the Communication Workers Union, Aubrey Tshabalala.

The Hydrogen Heights project will test a blend of Dominion Energy’s standard natural gas with 5% hydrogen to see how effective and safe it is to use in homes and businesses.