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EDITORIAL | Politicians and church leaders should meet beyond elections - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL | Politicians and church leaders should meet beyond elections

There is more that churches can do to fight social ills in partnership with government

EDITORIAL | Politicians and church leaders should meet beyond elections - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL | Politicians and church leaders should meet beyond elections

There is more that churches can do to fight social ills in partnership with government

Half of Mthatha's buildings not safety compliant, crisis meeting hears - Vimarsana News

Half of Mthatha's buildings not safety compliant, crisis meeting hears

Under-fire King Sabata Dalindyebo municipal bosses have admitted that 50% of the buildings in Mthatha were not compliant with health and safety regulations and standards. And despite several buildings going up in smoke under mysterious circumstances since 2021, the municipality has also admitted it does not have a bylaw on fire prevention.

ActionSA slams government for opposing load-shedding ruling - Vimarsana News

ActionSA slams government for opposing load-shedding ruling

ActionSA was in court on Wednesday opposing the government and Eskom's application for leave to appeal the ruling to exempt hospitals, state schools and police stations from load-shedding.

ActionSA says it will introduce a 'basic income stimulus' — but won't scrap social grants - Vimarsana News

ActionSA says it will introduce a 'basic income stimulus' — but won't scrap social grants

Herman Mashaba’s ActionSA says that if elected it will not scrap government social grants as it introduces a “universal basic income stimulus” of R790 a month, rising to more than R1,600 in the third year.