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Mfalapitsa admitted his role in the murder, and tried to persuade the committee that his conduct had a proportionate link to a political objective.
Sadtu demands the swift implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, challenging President Ramaphosa’s suspension of key clauses amid political tensions with the DA.
After serving in the ANC for nearly three decades, Mkongi announced his exit from the party in a statement posted on his Facebook profile.
Community anger grows in Soweto after five children die from poisonous snacks, sparking protests against foreign-owned shops.
Cosas Gauteng announces support for the national strike on October 11, advocating for economic reform and safety after a tragic incident involving students.
Unravelling the exact sequence of events leading to the murders of the four freedom fighters is essential for reaching closure and preserving historical accuracy. However, it will require a financial burden on the taxpayer.
During a media briefing on Tuesday, Malatji questioned the logic of Mapaila's criticism of the ANC, given that the SACP has representatives within the GNU.
A stable, progressive and coherent government is key to tackling these difficult tasks.
A small group of less than 100 people joined the African National Congress Youth League’s march from Hanover Street in District Six to the Western Cape Provincial Parliament.
THE end of a 22-year-long wait for justice and closure for the families of a group of anti-apartheid activists collectively known as the Cosas 4, is in sight, as the trial of two apartheid police officers begins today (Monday) in the Gauteng High Court.
After an eight year long leadership vacuum, the ANC Youth League finally has new leadership led by newly elected president Collen Malatji and the first woman deputy president, Phumzile Mgcina.
Police Minister Bheki Cele has done an about-turn on filing an application to the Supreme Court of Appeal to fight a high court order directing the SAPS to pay the legal fees of a former apartheid-era police officer.
The student organisation called for qualified drivers and added that the “one matric certificate, one driving licence” programme should be implemented.
A high court judge has berated state prosecutors for missing the handing down of a judgment dismissing Police Minister Bheki Cele’s appeal against a ruling.
The South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has issued an order dismissing Police Minister Bheki Cele’s application for leave to appeal against last year’s judgment directing the SAPS to pay legal fees of ex-cops charged with apartheid-era crimes.
Police Minister Bheki Cele has been urged to rethink his approach with regard to the issue of the SAPS refusing to pay the legal fees of former police officers charged with apartheid-era crimes.
The student body warns that the matric pass rate will be severely affected by load shedding.
The school’s management was displeased with the apparent conduct of the Congress of South African Students (Cosas) and ANC Youth League members, who barged their way on site, which resulted in “chaos”.
In a meeting that was supposed to be between the MEC and the school management, things took a sharp turn when the group of student representatives of the school tabled the issues they are facing, which they said are swept under the rug, to protect the reputation of the school.
A panel’s report with damning findings against the principal was released by Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu on Monday.
Simon Nkoli spent his life fighting against apartheid, homophobia, and advocating for people living with HIV/Aids.
National Spokesperson Douglas Ngobeni said as members of the community first and students thereafter, they were celebrating the tremendous and heroic journey of a selfless struggle to strive for an education.
Cosas said that companies listed in the JSE must make it a policy that they take their workers to universities and colleges to either get junior qualifications or further their studies especially retail companies such as Shoprite, Woolworths and all others.
The unions and the pupils’ body spoke ahead of the release of the matric results on Thursday night.
More than 3 000 schools across the country use pit latrines.