Gauteng Load Reduction Schedule: Areas Affected
LATEST NEWS – Eskom’s load reduction schedule for Gauteng continues this week, with power cuts scheduled during peak hours: 5:00–9:00 AM and 5:00–10:00 PM. Residents are advised to prepare for potential power outages during these times. Read More.
SASSA Faces Thousands of Unfilled Job Vacancies
LATEST NEWS – The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is grappling with a significant number of unfilled job vacancies, leading to concerns about service delivery. The agency attributes this to budget constraints and ongoing restructuring efforts. Despite the vacancies, SASSA continues to process social grants and assist beneficiaries across the province. Read More.
ANC to Discipline Gigaba and Mchunu Over Public Criticism
LATEST NEWS – The African National Congress (ANC) has announced plans to take disciplinary action against former Cabinet Minister Malusi Gigaba and suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu. The party condemned their recent public statements, which it views as disparaging and detrimental to its unity. Both individuals have been vocal about internal party issues, leading to their impending disciplinary hearings. Read More.
SANTACO Calls for Prayer Amidst Taxi Industry Violence
LATEST NEWS – The South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) has urged South Africans to pray for the taxi industry, citing increasing violence and criminal activities. The call follows the tragic killing of an e-hailing driver at Maponya Mall in Soweto. SANTACO president Motlhabane Abnar Tsebe emphasised the need for unity and swift action against criminal elements infiltrating the sector. Read More.
Two Arrested in Connection with Germiston Home Affairs Fire
LATEST NEWS – Gauteng police have arrested two individuals in connection with the recent fire at the Department of Home Affairs building in Germiston. The fire, believed to be linked to protests over evictions, caused significant damage to the two-storey structure. The suspects are expected to appear in court as investigations continue. Read More.
