No further witnesses for oral input, but SABC Ad Hoc Committee will still accept affidavits: The Ad Hoc Committee on the South African Broadcasting Corporation Board (SABC) Inquiry wishes to clarify that the people with the potential to assist the work of the Committee with providing relevant information were invited to appear before it. The Chairperson of the Committee, Mr … [Read more...] about No further witnesses for oral input, but SABC Ad Hoc Committee will still accept affidavits
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58 000 Gauteng pupils still without a school
58 000 Gauteng pupils still without a school: At least 58 000 Gauteng pupils are yet to be placed in a school, the provincial education department said on Monday. Read the full article by here: Articles relating to Places | johannesburg Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your Johannesburg or Gauteng Press Release. Source: … [Read more...] about 58 000 Gauteng pupils still without a school
South Africa: Black People Still Don’t Control the Economy – Zuma
South Africa: Black People Still Don't Control the Economy - Zuma: He was speaking at the ANC Youth League's 'Economic Freedom in Our Lifetime' lecture at Durban's Olive Convention Centre. He told a gathering of more than 2 000 people the party would use next year's national policy conference to reflect on progress made in the past few years in the implementation of the party's … [Read more...] about South Africa: Black People Still Don’t Control the Economy – Zuma
South Africa: Guptas, Eskom Still Not Budging On R2 Billion Coal Fine Payment
South Africa: Guptas, Eskom Still Not Budging On R2 Billion Coal Fine Payment: The Guptas, who part-own Optimum Coal Mine through Tegeta Resources and Energy with President Jacob Zuma's son Duduzane, have yet to pay the R2.176bn fine imposed on it by Eskom. Democratic Alliance MP James Lorimer had asked Brown for details of Eskom's fine, which it had imposed on Optimum Colliery … [Read more...] about South Africa: Guptas, Eskom Still Not Budging On R2 Billion Coal Fine Payment
People still feel connected to print media
People still feel connected to print media: Waldimar Pelser, editor in chief of Rapport, says every Sunday, well over a hundred thousand people part with R22 to buy a folded, ink-stained bundle of wafer-thin paper, on top of which is printed, Rapport. Source: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication. My Press Release (MyPR) provides … [Read more...] about People still feel connected to print media
