Limpopo Health MEC Dr. Phophi Ramathuba has been found guilty of unprofessional conduct by the Health Professions Council of South Africa. Dr. Ramathuba came under fire last year after a video of her ranting about Zimbabwean migrants abusing health resources in Limpopo went viral. The Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia - KAAX, along with several human rights and health advocacy organizations, laid a complaint with the HPCSA against Dr. Ramathuba. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Sharon Ekambaram, Organiser part of the media working group at Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia

Limpopo Health MEC Dr. Phophi Ramathuba has been found guilty of unprofessional conduct by the Health Professions Council of South Africa. Dr. Ramathuba came under fire last year after a video of her ranting about Zimbabwean migrants abusing health resources in Limpopo went viral. The Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia - KAAX, along with several human rights and health advocacy organizations, laid a complaint with the HPCSA against Dr. Ramathuba. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Sharon Ekambaram, Organiser part of the media working group at Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia

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Limpopo health MEC guilty of unprofessional conduct

The Western Cape has made significant strides in securing equal access to schools for all learners. Following litigation by Equal Education (EE) and parent applicants, the Western Cape High Court ruled that out-of-school learners must be placed in schools for the remainder of 2024. A significant move that has been welcomed by Equal Education. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Ntsikie Dlulane, Equal Education Head of organisation in the Western Cape

The Western Cape has made significant strides in securing equal access to schools for all learners. Following litigation by Equal Education (EE) and parent applicants, the Western Cape High Court ruled that out-of-school learners must be placed in schools for the remainder of 2024. A significant move that has been welcomed by Equal Education. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Ntsikie Dlulane, Equal Education Head of organisation in the Western Cape

Western Cape achieves progress for equal access to education for all learners

Former MK Party convener Mary Phadi is set to challenge her expulsion from the party at the Mpumalanga High Court in Mbombela today. Phadi's dismissal was sparked by allegations of mismanagement of party funds and her purported involvement in an assassination plot. Party leader Jacob Zuma terminated Phadi's membership following the allegations. For more on today's court hearing, Ms. Phadi spoke to Elvis Presslin

Former MK Party convener Mary Phadi is set to challenge her expulsion from the party at the Mpumalanga High Court in Mbombela today. Phadi's dismissal was sparked by allegations of mismanagement of party funds and her purported involvement in an assassination plot. Party leader Jacob Zuma terminated Phadi's membership following the allegations. For more on today's court hearing, Ms. Phadi spoke to Elvis Presslin

Former MK Party convener, May Phadi to challenge her expulsion

The ANC-led coalition in Tshwane has decided not to pay historical salary increases to city officials. This decision comes after the coalition had initially promised to pay the increases. The city is contesting rulings that denied its requests for exemptions from the 3.5% and 5.4% salary hikes. Their argument is that these increases could exacerbate financial instability and compromise essential service delivery. In a recent statement, the city confirmed that it has requested a fresh review of the 3.5% increase and a revised judgment on the 5.4% hike. To delve deeper into this issue, Elvis Presslin spoke to Bafuze Yabo, the ANC regional spokesperson in Tshwane

The ANC-led coalition in Tshwane has decided not to pay historical salary increases to city officials. This decision comes after the coalition had initially promised to pay the increases. The city is contesting rulings that denied its requests for exemptions from the 3.5% and 5.4% salary hikes. Their argument is that these increases could exacerbate financial instability and compromise essential service delivery. In a recent statement, the city confirmed that it has requested a fresh review of the 3.5% increase and a revised judgment on the 5.4% hike. To delve deeper into this issue, Elvis Presslin spoke to Bafuze Yabo, the ANC regional spokesperson in Tshwane

Limpopo health MEC guilty of unprofessional conduct

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