Calls for embattled Durban crematorium to be privatised
Calls are being made for the eThekwini municipality to privatise the embattled Mobeni Heights Crematorium, which the city has dismissed as the work of “greedy individuals”.
Continue reading →Labour minister Thulas Nxesi hits back at minimum wage increase criticism
Nxesi has assured employers and employees that all key roleplayers were consulted when determining the National Minimum Wage, which will increase next month.
Continue reading →SA’s Uber drivers working with UK lawyers for overtime and holiday pay
Up to 20,000 drivers in SA may be affected by the case.
Continue reading →Costs of protecting yourself against crime must be tax deductible, says lobby group
High walls, security cameras, burglar alarms, electric fences, razor wire, armed-response services and home insurance: A lobby group has launched a campaign for all these expenses to be deducted from tax.
Continue reading →State capture inquiry granted 3-month extension after Covid-19 disruptions
It will now have until June 30 to deliver its report to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Continue reading →Convicted murderer Bailey’s sentencing postponed
Sentencing proceedings in the trial of convicted murderer Granwill Bailey was postponed in the Port Elizabeth high court on Tuesday. Bailey, 24, was convicted on Friday on one count of murder, one of attempted murder and one count each for … Continue reading →
Radebe favoured to lead EP into Loftus showdown
Radebe, who fell down the pecking order at the Sharks after a knee injury, is on the comeback trail and big things are expected of him in the Preparation Series.
Continue reading →No going back to Super Rugby for SA teams, Marinos says
Any prospects of seeing SA’s top rugby sides competing in Super Rugby again are slim to zero, Rugby Australia chief executive Andy Marinos says.
Continue reading →Liberty Two Degrees slashes distribution as consumers shun malls
The group, which owns a quarter of Sandton City, says traffic recovered towards the end of 2020, but still remains below pre-pandemic levels
Continue reading →Zuma will get his day in high court as corruption trial set for May 17
Former president Jacob Zuma has made an undertaking to attend his criminal trial in May, the Pietermaritzburg high court heard on Tuesday.
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