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ActionSA wants funding sources for ANC's Ezulweni debt made public - Vimarsana News

ActionSA wants funding sources for ANC's Ezulweni debt made public

ActionSA wants the Electoral Commission of South Africa to investigate how the ANC will pay its R102m settlement to Ezulweni Investments using the Party Funding Act in its probe.

LISTEN | DA to take legal action against Nzimande over NSFAS 'kickback' saga as parties call for his resignation - Vimarsana News

LISTEN | DA to take legal action against Nzimande over NSFAS 'kickback' saga as parties call for his resignation

DA leader John Steenhuisen announced on Monday his party will take legal action against education minister Blade Nzimande over allegations he received kickback payments from service providers contracted by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme.

KZN education department withdraws circular attempting to reduce school feeding scheme - Vimarsana News

KZN education department withdraws circular attempting to reduce school feeding scheme

In a statement of 'withdrawal with immediate effect', the department of education said the school nutrition programme will continue as normal when the second term resumes on April 2

eThekwini mayor Mxolisi Kaunda defends 'loss-making' Moses Mabhida Stadium - Vimarsana News

eThekwini mayor Mxolisi Kaunda defends 'loss-making' Moses Mabhida Stadium

EThekwini mayor Mxolisi Kaunda responded to claims Moses Mabhida Stadium is operating at a R228m annual loss.

eThekwini mayor Mxolisi Kaunda defends 'loss-making' Moses Mabhida Stadium - Vimarsana News

eThekwini mayor Mxolisi Kaunda defends 'loss-making' Moses Mabhida Stadium

EThekwini mayor Mxolisi Kaunda responded to claims Moses Mabhida Stadium is operating at a R228m annual loss.