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This week – Home Affairs open on two Saturdays, a Joburg water crisis meeting, and Zapiro's Annual 2023 launch: RamApocalypse Now - Vimarsana News

This week – Home Affairs open on two Saturdays, a Joburg water crisis meeting, and Zapiro's Annual 2023 launch: RamApocalypse Now

This Week, Home Affairs will open its offices on two Saturdays, ahead of the 18-19 Voter Registration Weekend. Join a hybrid seminar on the topic: what are coalition government options for law reform at municipal level? WaterCAN facilitates a meeting to help solve the Joburg water crisis. And i...

Mini-budget: 'Budget cuts won't save South Africa' - Vimarsana News

Mini-budget: 'Budget cuts won't save South Africa'

Several organisations are calling on the government to find alternative ways of saving money other than cutting the budget for public goods and services.

Health sector procurement in South Africa: A look at 2 major bills - Vimarsana News

Health sector procurement in South Africa: A look at 2 major bills

Health sector procurement in SA is set for a major shake-up. We take a deep dive into the accelerating currents of procurement reform.

The role of labour movements in consolidating democracy and development – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

The role of labour movements in consolidating democracy and development – The Mail & Guardian

‘We don’t have to lose jobs to breathe clean air’

Source: mg.co.za
As state quietly quits, economic policy goes rogue – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

As state quietly quits, economic policy goes rogue – The Mail & Guardian

Whatever hope was ignited among investors by the idea of a Ramaphosa presidency has mostly been snuffed out

Source: mg.co.za