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The party says the committee should have the power to summons witnesses

South Africa has to have an effective government that serves our own national interest, otherwise we will fail our own people

Eskom will receive most of the funding, while the rest will go to the trade, industry and competition department and for developing the electric vehicle industry

EFF leader Julius Malema has called for South Africans to join the party during its national shutdown aimed at unseating President Cyril Ramaphosa

Trained professionals can assist their companies to operate in an efficient, sustainable, and competitive manner

In this new era of coalition politics, there needs to be a healthy balance between legal and institutional frameworks

Is there anyone who is happy with their lives and with the social, economic and political life of the country?

Takealot is committed to building an e-commerce ecosystem in South Africa for the benefit of all who live in it

The awards are presented on a global, continent, regional and country basis, with one restaurant receiving the Global Restaurant of the Year.

But jobless levels are still above those prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, which saw 2.2 million people lose employment

Government departments will be compelled to introduce power saving measures and to move to alternative energy sources

Mia Malan interviews Deputy Justice Minister, John Jeffery, and United Nations special rapporteur on the right to health, Tlaleng Mofokeng, about what's next for sex workers

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Combining the right technologies, processes and partners allows organisations to support remote and hybrid workforces proactively

The president has asked Eastern Cape ANC chair Oscar Mabuyane to add Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana to the province’s parliamentary list

The countries are at a similar crossroads with their politics. Critically, both need an injection of confidence in their policymakers, who’ve made a brouhaha about their respective economic promises, but have failed to deliver