Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Sipho Soshangane, NUM Sibanye Stillwater Coordinator in the Gold Sector about how they met with the employers and they will try their best to save the workers jobs.

Thabiso Kotane was in conversation with Sipho Soshangane, NUM Sibanye Stillwater Coordinator in the Gold Sector about how they met with the employers and they will try their best to save the workers jobs.

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Sibanye may cut another 4 000 jobs at its SA gold operations

The African Union (AU) Peace and Security Council (PSC) will convene its 1245th session to consider the Post-Election Situation in Mozambique, as an emergency session prompted by the post-election violence in Mozambique.  Thabiso Kotane speaks to Research Fellow at the Thabo Mbeki school of Public and International Affairs (UNISA). 

The African Union (AU) Peace and Security Council (PSC) will convene its 1245th session to consider the Post-Election Situation in Mozambique, as an emergency session prompted by the post-election violence in Mozambique.  Thabiso Kotane speaks to Research Fellow at the Thabo Mbeki school of Public and International Affairs (UNISA).

EMERGENCY SESSION ON THE POST-ELECTION VIOLENCE IN MOZAMBIQUE

Despite promises of reform and system upgrades, the financial crisis facing Gauteng health department has not improved, with it owing 69 suppliers for more than a year and 125 for more than six months.  The department owed suppliers a staggering R743 million for over a year. A total of R117 million had been overdue for more than six months. Thabiso Kotane speaks DA Shadow MEC for Health, Jack Bloom.

Despite promises of reform and system upgrades, the financial crisis facing Gauteng health department has not improved, with it owing 69 suppliers for more than a year and 125 for more than six months.  The department owed suppliers a staggering R743 million for over a year. A total of R117 million had been overdue for more than six months. Thabiso Kotane speaks DA Shadow MEC for Health, Jack Bloom.

GP HEALTH STILL OWES SUPPLIERS MILLIONS

More than 100 legal practitioners have been struck off the roll for misconduct this year, says the Legal Practice Council (LPC).  LPC said a furthermore than 150 have been placed on suspension this year alone as a result of the work done by the council.  Thabiso Kotane speaks to Acting Senior Manager of the Regulatory and disciplinary department at the LPC, Jalo Herholdt.

More than 100 legal practitioners have been struck off the roll for misconduct this year, says the Legal Practice Council (LPC).  LPC said a furthermore than 150 have been placed on suspension this year alone as a result of the work done by the council.  Thabiso Kotane speaks to Acting Senior Manager of the Regulatory and disciplinary department at the LPC, Jalo Herholdt.

Sibanye may cut another 4 000 jobs at its SA gold operations

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