Easing of restrictions depends on people wearing masks, avoiding large gatherings and maintaining hand hygiene, says Zweli Mkhize
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The fuel price hikes will push up farmers' input costs and will filter through to food prices
State capture inquiry revelations prompted Alan Winde to call for the independent process
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Arms manufacturer has until August 7 to make up shortfalls for staff who have earned partial wages
Families of survivors claim they have not received full compensation, but the province says it is acting within the law
National Assembly has until August 31 to find a successor to Kimi Makwetu whose term ends on November 30
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Union lawyers say the agreement was not only signed but paid against; the government says it was merely an unmandated offer
Michael Avery talks to a panel about the ongoing corruption in SA
With 100,000 jobs already lost, and some liquor outlets set to lose their licences, which are linked to leases, the industry is on its knees
Magashule says ANC corruption claims ‘cause us collectively to dip our heads in shame and to humble ourselves before the people’
President’s ally calls his government dysfunctional as public anger grows over corruption in Covid-19 fight
Remdesivir would sell for almost R6,000 for a five-day course, markedly less than overseas
But the government’s decision on drought indicates ‘little empathy’, says Agri Western Cape
He says his biggest disappointment of the last five years is the SA government’s failure to capitalise on ‘unbelievable’ opportunities to grow the economy
Lockdowns cost the industry more than R2.5bn from March-July
