5 important things happening in South Africa today
Delays in getting Koeberg 2 back online is keeping the national grid under pressure; strike action looms in the motoring sector; Sahpra outlines the outcomes of SA’s Covid vaccines; and Gupta kingp...
New tender document shows alternative plans for e-tolls – including licence renewals and a fuel reward system
Road agency Sanral has put out a new tender looking for contractors to take over the Gauteng open road tolling project – including new services that could be implemented and added to its systems.
Big changes on the cards for e-tolls in South Africa
The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has issued a tender for the failed e-toll system and is set to meet on Thursday (4 August) to discuss it further.
Big changes proposed for public service in South Africa – what you need to know
Cabinet is considering the implementation of a framework geared towards the professionalisation of the entire public service, says Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs minister, Dr Nkosaz...
ANC pushing ahead with new state bank in South Africa
The ANC is continuing its push to create a state bank in South Africa.
Massive skills shortage in South Africa affecting hospitals
The South African Nursing Council (SANC) is blocking the training of new nurses despite the industry being in a critical state.
Home Affairs expands new online booking system in South Africa – and the bank branches where you can get your Smart ID and passport
The Department of Home Affairs has extended its online Branch Appointment Booking System (BABS) to 56 offices, following its launch in June to process Smart ID cards and passport applications.
These jobs have been added to South Africa’s critical skills list
The Department of Home Affairs has published its critical skills list for South Africa, showing what skills are in short supply across the country.
5 important things happening in South Africa today
South Africa will get more interest rate hikes, but the end of the cycle may be near; protests and community anger over high crime raise red flags for more civil unrest in South Africa; the country...
Government uncovers 3,000 ‘ghost workers’ drawing salaries at Prasa
The Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula is investigating how thousands of unverified employees got onto the state-owned Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa’s (Prasa) payroll.
Cape Town gazettes new traffic laws to crack down on reckless taxis and Uber drivers
The City of Cape Town has gazetted its amended traffic by-law, which it says will help to regulate public transport vehicles and traffic within the city.
The ANC wants to scrap TV licences – but there’s a catch
The ANC has proposed that the government move to scrap TV licences in the country – and replace it with a tax.
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