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Ministers Parks Tau and Ronald Lamola brief media on reciprocal US tariffs source
A civic organization is calling on South Africa’s newly appointed Minister of Higher Education and Training to urgently address serious concerns over alleged tender irregularities and mismanagement within the Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETAs). The organization’s investigation draws attention to what it describes as systemic failures within the
Live 🔴 ‘Better to be irritated by EFF than neo-liberal forces’ – SACP’s Mapaila slams the GNU source
President Donald Trump has dismissed the head of the agency responsible for publishing key economic data, following a disappointing jobs report that added to growing concerns over the administration’s aggressive tariff strategy. Announcing the firing on social media, Trump claimed—without offering evidence—that the commissioner had manipulated job numbers for
South Africa faces a major economic challenge as the United States announces 30% tariffs on South African exports, set to take effect on 7 August. This development threatens billions in trade and could lead to significant job losses, particularly in key sectors like agriculture, automotive, and steel. The South
Egypt and South Africa have reaffirmed their commitment to work more closely on development goals and align their positions on both regional and global challenges. The announcement came after a meeting between senior ministers from both countries on the sidelines of the G20 Development Ministerial Meetings. Egypt’s Minister of
A businessman from Gauteng has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a R66 million fraud scheme involving Transnet, sparking outrage from labour unions over what they describe as a soft punishment for a serious crime. Yakub Ahmed Suleman Bhikhu was convicted on 81 charges
