Sars ‘overwhelmed’ by 88,000 applications to fill vacant posts
A staggering 88,009 applications were received for vacancies advertised at Sars.
Continue reading →Public called on to urgently comment on draft regulations for Covid-19 fund
The national department of health is urgently calling for the public to comment on draft regulations for the establishment of the no-fault compensation (NFC) fund that must be set up to protect citizens who will be vaccinated against Covid-19.
Continue reading →‘We are tackling a 40-year-old problem’: Road Accident Fund chair
The RAF board has slammed media campaigns that it claims are waged by groups that benefited from the entity’s inefficiencies.
Continue reading →US video game seeks to fight racism by putting players in the shoes of a black father
With calls for police reform and protests across the US, software engineer Bryant Young is hoping to use virtual reality (VR) to fight racism.
Continue reading →WATCH | Ignition TV reviews the 2021 Opel Corsa
Join Ignition TV presenter Francisco Nwamba as he tests the new Opel Corsa Elegance
Continue reading →Two sentenced to life for murder of Jeffreys Bay pensioner
Two men have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of an elderly Jeffreys Bay man.
Continue reading →Burnt body found in Missionvale
Police are investigating a case of murder after a man was allegedly brutally assaulted before being set alight by a mob in Missionvale, Gqeberha.
Continue reading →Price of petrol slightly up, diesel down in May
Stability on international petroleum markets and a stronger exchange rate have given fuel prices a breather. This is according to the Automobile Association, which was commenting on unaudited mid-month fuel price data released by the Central Energy Fund
Continue reading →Bonginkosi Madikizela suspended over qualifications scandal
Madikizela will be suspended for 14 days while an investigation determines all the facts regarding his incomplete BCom degree saga.
Continue reading →SA’s competitive success must be sustained by human resource development: Ramaphosa
Japan was a valuable partner in the work South Africa was doing to educate and skill its people‚ and government looked to Japan to share innovative ways of attracting and keeping young people in the fields of maths and science‚ … Continue reading →