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Minister Gayton McKenzie addresses serious allegations of mismanagement and unaccounted funds in the Silapha Wellness Intervention Programme.
Ethekwini residents express frustration over complex billing, prompting the Revenue Management Unit to implement a simplified billing system by December 2024
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The National Treasury of South Africa has stepped in to assist the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education in settling a R443 million debt with the Department of Public Works, aiming to ensure the continuity of critical education projects
ActionSA informed the ANC that the approval votes for this budget need to come from the parties within the GNU, or alternatively, a new government capable of passing a budget must be formed.
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The man was a minor when his mother passed on in 2008. He was due to receive 90% from the death benefit and his grandmother had to receive 10%.
Opposition parties in Parliament criticise Police Minister Senzo Mchunu's decision to classify the Phala Phala report as 'Top-Secret,' demanding immediate transparency and accountability.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu reveals that the IPID's investigation into the Phala Phala break-in remains classified as 'top secret', raising questions about transparency and accountability.
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SASSA informed all Social Relief of Distress grant recipients that they are suspending their grant payments to verify and confirm their identity and prevent fraudulent applications.
The Body Corporate said the man had breached his obligations regarding the payment of the levies and utilities over a period of 25 months from February 2021 to March 2023.