Cape Town activist wants to teach climate literacy: Climate literacy – this is what a Cape Town teenager and activist Ayakha Melithafa wants to teach South Africans, especially those living in poorer communities. ……
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Numsa warns of motor sector strike after wage talks fail: The union is demanding transport and night shift allowances for low paid fuel station employees who work awkward hours, as well as a three-year non-negotiable wage deal. ……
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Moyo warns Old Mutual against preventing his return to work: Old Mutual has twice refused to let Peter Moyo back into his office, despite a court order nullifying his dismissal. ……
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Banking sector mass action a protest and not a strike, Busa argues in court: Busa insisted the strike must be declared unlawful, adding that it would mostly affect small businesses and poor communities. ……
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Ramaphosa urges South Africans to unite against any form of violence: President Cyril Ramaphosa said that challenges faced by South Africa should not be used as reasons to attack foreign nationals. ……
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Prasa calls court ruling against Mthimkhulu a ‘step in right direction’: The High Court in Johannesburg has ordered Daniel Mthimkhulu to pay over R5 million for misrepresenting his academic qualifications. ……
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Road closures in Hanover Park, Bishop Lavis due to Total Shutdown protests: Cape Town – The Total Shutdown movement’s protests have led to road closures in Hanover Park and Bishop Lavis this morning, the City of Cape Town Traffic Service’s Richard Coleman said. “Due to protest action in Hanover Park we have got Hanover Park Avenue North closed from Downberg Road and Lonedowne Road West closed from Heinz Road. People blocking roadways. “The same scenario for Bonteheuwel at Bluegum and Jakes Gerwel. SAPS and traffic officers on the scene. “Taxi…
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Tour bus catches fire near N1 tunnel entrance: Cape Town – A touring bus caught fire before the N1 tunnel entrance in the Western Cape on Tuesday. Traffic chief Kenny Africa said the Paarl fire services, TOLCON…
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SAPS challenged on alleged involvement in drug dealing in Pretoria CBD: Pretoria – MMC for community safety and emergency services Karen Meyer has challenged Gauteng Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Elias Mawela to investigate the allegations that members of the SAPS are involved in the drug trade in Tshwane. This includes claims that the SAPS on Monday refused to permit the City’s emergency services personnel access to a drug-related crime scene where the crowd was hostile. She claimed to have received reports as well as footage that implicated police in drug dealing. “Despite repeated commitments and discussions in good faith held between the Tshwane Metro Police Department and SAPS, joint…
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24/7 traffic cops on the cards as 23 killed on Western Cape roads: Cape Town – Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has said efforts to ensure that traffic policing was a 24-hour-a-day, 7-days-a-week activity were under way. “We are engaging with all traffic authorities in the country and traffic officers through relevant channels to ensure that the implementation of this intervention does…
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