The newly launched Impimpa hotline is set to help vulnerable and isolated workers, such as domestic workers, to report non-compliant employers.
South Africa has set on a path to improve the way shelters for survivors of violence are being run.
By Onalenna Mhlongo
The fight to end fraud and corruption continues with the arrest of a 38-year-old school principal from Taung in the North West province.
The Hawks’ Serious Corruption investigation team arrested the principal on Wednesday on charges of fraud.
The suspect allegedly submitted fraudulent travel claims exceeding R17 500.
Parktown Boys High School educators, together with the Nyati Bush Camp, have been found liable in the death of Enock Mpianzi in what Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi has described as a “damning report”.
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure has released six State-owned properties to provide shelter and empowerment services for domestic abuse victims in the Western Cape.
An aircraft with the capacity to bring back South Africans from the Coronavirus hit Wuhan City in China has been secured.
The Competition Tribunal (Tribunal) has dismissed an interim application by the African People Mover (APM), a bus company which sought interim relief from paying access costs at the Park Station bus facility.
Public Service and Administration Minister Senzo Mchunu has welcomed the new Cabinet appointments of Yoliswa Makhasi as the Director-General of the department and Busani Ngcaweni as the Principal of the National School of Government (NSG).
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) say its negotiating with the City of Cape Town regarding payments for services to Prasa Corporate Real Estate Solutions (CRES).
Home Affairs Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, has welcomed the passing of the Border Management Authority (BMA) Bill by the National Assembly, in Parliament, on Monday.
