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Free State HOD and others in court over corruption related to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela museum - Vimarsana News

Free State HOD and others in court over corruption related to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela museum

Tsoarelo Malakoane, a former Free State head of department of sports, arts and culture, five other people and two companies appeared before the Welkom magistrate’s court to face fraud and corruption charges.

Remarkable photo of world's 'bravest' soldiers gathering for the Queen - Vimarsana News

Remarkable photo of world's 'bravest' soldiers gathering for the Queen

An extraordinary photo has emerged of all of Australia's most decorated soldiers gathered together at the Union Jack Club in central London for the Queen's funeral, including Ben Roberts-Smith.

Sadtu rejects call for traditional attire at schools to honour King Misuzulu - Vimarsana News

Sadtu rejects call for traditional attire at schools to honour King Misuzulu

The SA Democratic Teachers' Union in KZN says a provincial education directive for teachers and pupils to wear traditional attire on Tuesday to honour King Misuzulu “has elements of indoctrination which must be rejected with the contempt it deserves”.

R1.4bn in unpaid traffic fines lost in massive testing centre scams - Vimarsana News

R1.4bn in unpaid traffic fines lost in massive testing centre scams

The Gauteng government says it has lost at least R1.4bn in unpaid traffic fines due to an elaborate scam at licensing centres that transfer debt to deceased motorists.

Sadtu rejects call for traditional attire at schools to honour King Misuzulu - Vimarsana News

Sadtu rejects call for traditional attire at schools to honour King Misuzulu

The SA Democratic Teachers' Union in KZN says a provincial education directive for teachers and pupils to wear traditional attire on Tuesday to honour King Misuzulu “has elements of indoctrination which must be rejected with the contempt it deserves”.