20 h. ago Government Announces 1,650 New Healthcare Jobs to Address Sector Demand

In a significant development aimed at bolstering public healthcare, the government has announced the creation of 1,650 new jobs to address the growing demands of the sector. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi revealed these employment plans during a press briefing held in Centurion on Thursday. The announcement follows nationwide demonstrations in 2024, where protesters urged the… Read More »Government Announces 1,650 New Healthcare Jobs to Address Sector Demand The post Government Announces 1,650 New Healthcare Jobs to Address Sector Demand first appeared on iAfrica.

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29 h. ago Gauteng govt intends to invoke Transport Act to address taxi violence

Gauteng Transport MEC intends to invoke the Transport Act to address escalating taxi violence.

Events

51 h. ago LIVE | Ramaphosa addresses 17th IAWJ Biennial Women Judges Conference

Ramaphosa delivers the keynote address at the 17th Biennial Conference

Events

52 h. ago LIVE | Schreiber addresses Electoral Reform Panel conference

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber addresses the Electoral Reform Consultation Panel conference.

Culture

55 h. ago Graphic | Court to deliver bail ruling in Zanzou assault case

The man faces charges of compelled assault and assault to cause grievous bodily harm among others.

Events

2 d. ago Community, spaza shop owners gather in Soweto to get info on funding

Many say they are there to gain more information on how they can benefit from the money.

Politics

3 d. ago ActionSA’s Participation in Government of National Unity Contingent on VAT Hike Reversal

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has stated that the party will not consider joining the Government of National Unity (GNU) unless the proposed Value Added Tax (VAT) increase is withdrawn. Despite supporting the African National Congress (ANC) in passing the fiscal framework in Parliament, Mashaba emphasized that addressing the VAT hike and income tax bracket adjustments… Read More »ActionSA’s Participation in Government of National Unity Contingent on VAT Hike Reversal The post ActionSA’s Participation in Government of National Unity Contingent on VAT Hike Reversal first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 d. ago Ramaphosa urges fight against corruption, calls for holistic policing

President Ramaphosa has urged police members to distance themselves from corrupt activities

Events

3 d. ago Lesufi calls for action as Gauteng taxi violence claims 30 lives

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has raised concerns about the ongoing taxi violence in the province.

Events

3 d. ago Dollar falls as prospect of tariff talks calms global markets

On Tuesday the euro was last up 0.3% at $1.0931, down from an earlier rise of more than 0.7%

Politics

3 d. ago African leaders gather to address pressing peace and security issues

According to the APRM, 80 million children are affected by the conflicts on the continent

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4 d. ago WATA calls on govt to address taxi wars following fatal shooting

Three men believed to be taxi marshals were shot dead in Mofolo Central, Soweto, this morning.

Events

4 d. ago Expectations of US recession rises after Trump increased tariffs

J.P. Morgan has raised it expectation of a US recession from 40% to 60%.

Politics

4 d. ago Family awaits report after University of Venda student’s death

Vhutshilo Munyai was found dead in his room by security officers.

Events

4 d. ago Family demands answers in Mangaung inmate’s prison death incident

The family was initially told that Mkhumbeni had died from an asthma attack.

Events

5 d. ago R200 billion to tackle Joburg’s pothole, water, power woes: Morero

City of Joburg mayor says R200 billion is required to address Johannesburg's infrastructure crisis.

Politics

5 d. ago UN calls for Myanmar support as quake death toll reaches 3 354

Myanmar's neighbours, such as China, India and Southeast Asian nations dispatched relief supplies.

Events

7 d. ago Tshisekedi Grants Clemency to Americans Convicted in Failed Coup

DRC President Felix Tshisekedi commuted the death sentences of three Americans convicted of participating in a failed coup attempt to life imprisonment, days ahead of a high-level US delegation visit. The men—Marcel Malanga, Tyler Thompson Jr., and Benjamin Reuben Zalman-Polun—were among 37 convicted after attempting to storm the presidential palace and the residence of politician… Read More »Tshisekedi Grants Clemency to Americans Convicted in Failed Coup The post Tshisekedi Grants Clemency to Americans Convicted in Failed Coup first appeared on iAfrica.

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8 d. ago Khunotswane residents struggle as floods worsen, plead for help

The community is calling for urgent intervention from the relevant authorities

Events

1 week ago Lesufi emphasizes importance of improving tourism in Gauteng

Lesufi believes getting the basics right to attract investment will improve tourism in the province.

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