A ban on oil, coal and gas company ads from public spaces in Adelaide CBD including bus stops, banners and billboards is ...
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Government Steps Up Engagement On Illegal Migration
Government will work with the Zulu royal delegation and civil society organisations to tackle illegal migration, reclaim hijacked state-owned buildings, and strengthen immigration law enforcement.This ...
South Africa’s Cabinet remains committed to driving economic expansion and addressing unemployment. This is according to Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, who led a Post Cabinet media ...
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Government to Seek Court Guidance On Asylum Ruling, Introduce Registration System
Government will approach the courts for guidance on implementing the Constitutional Court judgment on the processing of asylum applications, while the Department of Home Affairs is expected to ...
The South Australian government spent a record $48.6 million on advertising last financial year, sparking fresh accusations of taxpayer funds being wasted on "self-congratulatory" campaigns. The ...
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress has said it wants to form a national unity government with major opposition parties after it lost its majority in general elections last week for the ...
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Leo Bozell III warns South Africa could become the next Haiti if government chooses wrong policies
US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III warned that South Africa could follow Haiti’s path with the wrong policies, sparking ...
Budget announcements are rarely memorable events in South Africa. But the statement on March 12th by Enoch Godongwana, the finance minister, was one of the most notable since the end of white rule in ...
Johannesburg, South Africa — United States President Donald Trump this week threatened to cut all funding to South Africa over what he claims are illegal land grabs by authorities in Pretoria. Trump’s ...
The government is putting the well-being and in many cases the lives of the more than five million people living in South Africa’s informal settlements at risk by failing to provide them with access ...
The South African government increased its pay offer to public sector workers to 5.5% from 5%, as it seeks to end wage talks that began in September. The latest offer presented at a special council ...
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