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Significant pitfalls loom as business steps into the government morass - Vimarsana News

Significant pitfalls loom as business steps into the government morass

Organised business is taking a last-ditch gamble to work with a government in which decision-making is paralysed in myriad interministerial and crisis committees, working groups and workstreams, and the not publicly accountable Operation Vulindlela and NatJoints, which brings cops, spooks and s...

Over 50 Eskom vandalism, theft-related arrests made since January – Mashatile - Vimarsana News

Over 50 Eskom vandalism, theft-related arrests made since January – Mashatile

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has heaped praise on the joint Eskom and National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure security committee formed to tackle Eskom infrastructure vandalism crimes.

Source: news24.com
General Masemola announces appointments of high-ranking cops - Vimarsana News

General Masemola announces appointments of high-ranking cops

As the country kicks off Women’s Month today, the South African Police Service has welcomed the first female Deputy National Commissioner responsible for Policing, Lieutenant General Tebello Mosikili who assumed office exactly a month ago.

Mufamadi silent on politicians' names in De Ruyter corr... - Vimarsana News

Mufamadi silent on politicians' names in De Ruyter corr...

Presidential security advisor Sydney Mufamadi declined to name the high-ranking politicians linked to corruption by Eskom's former CEO André de Ruyter.

Work underway to fight wildlife crime – minister - LNN - Vimarsana News

Work underway to fight wildlife crime – minister - LNN

A study recently suggested that various internal factors pose a greater threat than poaching to the Kruger National Park's future.