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"Opposition parties in the Western Cape legislature express strong criticism of Premier Alan Winde's budget speech, arguing it fails to address pressing inequalities as the two-day debate concludes
The South African government is working with COSATU to seek private sector investments to improve the country’s rail and port systems. The goal is to enhance efficiency and create jobs while keeping ownership of critical infrastructure in state hands.
Cosatu, parties and civil society groups are expected to stage a protest outside the venue on Wednesday to protest against the Western Cape Education Department’s teacher cuts.
Opposition parties have since urged Winde to confront the “urgent failures that continue to undermine the safety, security, and dignity of its residents”.
Premier Alan Winde's upcoming State of the Province Address faces scrutiny from opposition parties demanding urgent action on safety, service delivery, and gender-based violence.
Established in 2010, the B20 is one of the most influential G20 Engagement Groups, bringing together business leaders from G20 member countries and beyond.
Godongwana will table his budget speech as the Department of Health director-general Sandile Buthelezi recently issued guidelines to the provincial heads of departments’ directors of health services, CEOs of public health facilities and stakeholders on the provision of uninterrupted HIV services across all health facilities.
COSATU and various trade unions are mobilising against the Western Cape Government's decision to cut over 2000 teacher posts, calling for a protest coinciding with the Premier's State of the Province Address.
They announced plans for a stay away, and called on all workers to support the protest action set to take place on February 26.
COSATU and various trade unions are mobilising against the Western Cape Government's decision to cut over 2,000 teacher posts, calling for a protest coinciding with the Premier's State of the Province Address
The National Chief Inspector of the Department of Employment and Labour will make a decision on the findings of their report compiled on the George Building Collapse and it can only be made available once granted.
The investigation is one of several independent investigations which authorities said will, as each one is concluded, be consolidated to ensure accountability after the tragedy.
As street racing continues to plague Sea Point, a resident's complaints highlight the tensions surrounding a recent pro-Palestine protest.
PPC's R3 billion investment in a new cement plant in the Western Cape promises to boost local jobs and infrastructure, marking a significant step towards economic growth in the province.
Rayyan Ebrahim, the top matric learner in South Africa, shares his journey of hard work and dedication, alongside insights from previous top achievers on the pressures and expectations that come with success.
Despite years of complaints to City officials, the situation continues to worsen, with brazen displays of lawlessness becoming increasingly common along Beach Road and High Level Road.
Leadership is about aligning resources with vision and taking decisive action. It is time for the Department of the Premier to focus on its core responsibilities and deliver governance that serves all the people of the Western Cape, says the writer.
The five people were shot and killed after returning from a hot day at the beach, now residents fear more bloodshed.
Winde, who chaired the Western Cape Government’s (WCG) Cabinet meeting, held on Wednesday, allowed him to provide updates and comment on some of recent matters.
The property is connected via Alexandra Road to the N2 and M5 to the south, and via Berkley Road and the Black River Parkway to the N1 on the north.
First circulated two weeks ago, the petition has gained over 60 signatures and calls on the housing site in Tafelberg Road to be handed over for social and affordable housing, especially for domestic workers who work in the area.
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) will decide if anyone will be held responsible for the tragedy of the George building collapse.
Political parties have aired their concerns over looming teacher cuts in a heated debate in the legislature.
Premier Alan Winde has extended his condolences to the family and loved ones of former minister Pravin Gordhan, who has sadly passed away.
Matthews, 95, having received a number of accolades during his career, was an esteemed member of the National Order of Ikhamanga.