KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has voiced his concerns about how members of Parliament (MPs) have handled evidence presented to them before the ad hoc committee probing police corruption.The committee is a result of Mkhwanazi's explosive allegations of gross political interference and corruption in the criminal justice system. He is back at the committee to reply to some of the counter accusations by witnesses who appeared after him.Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na mativi wa nawu na vugevenga kusuka eUniversity ya Venda.  Tiyani Mashimbyi

KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has voiced his concerns about how members of Parliament (MPs) have handled evidence presented to them before the ad hoc committee probing police corruption.The committee is a result of Mkhwanazi's explosive allegations of gross political interference and corruption in the criminal justice system. He is back at the committee to reply to some of the counter accusations by witnesses who appeared after him.Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na mativi wa nawu na vugevenga kusuka eUniversity ya Venda.&nbsp; Tiyani Mashimbyi

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FOCUS: Bus drivers represented by the SATAWU are threatening to strike after wage negotiations with the employer reached a deadlock

INTRO: Bus drivers represented by the South African Transport Allied Workers Union have threatened to go strike after wage negotiations with the employer reached a deadlock. SATAWU is demanding a 6,5-percent wage increased from the 1st of April this year, and 7,5-percent in the second year. The union says the employer has not revised its offer following the declaration of a dispute last month. The employer has tabled a 3,25-percent wage offer for the current year, and 3,5-percent in the second year, a move the union has described as an insult to drivers who are already underpaid.  

Clifford Maringa u burisanile na xandla xa vumbirhi xa matsalanankulu wa nhlangano wa SATAWU, Paul Nephawe.

FOCUS: Bus drivers represented by the SATAWU are threatening to strike after wage negotiations with the employer reached a deadlock
INTRO: Bus drivers represented by the South African Transport Allied Workers Union have threatened to go strike after wage negotiations with the employer reached a deadlock. SATAWU is demanding a 6,5-percent wage increased from the 1st of April this year, and 7,5-percent in the second year. The union says the employer has not revised its offer following the declaration of a dispute last month. The employer has tabled a 3,25-percent wage offer for the current year, and 3,5-percent in the second year, a move the union has described as an insult to drivers who are already underpaid. &nbsp;
Clifford Maringa u burisanile na xandla xa vumbirhi xa matsalanankulu wa nhlangano wa SATAWU, Paul Nephawe.

Vachayeri wa mabazi ehansi ka nhlangano wa SATAWU va xungeta ku kombisa ku vilela. 

INTRO: The Co-operative Governance Department in Limpopo says heavy rains have caused severe damage to infrastructure particularly in the Mopani, Vhembe and Waterburg districts. Yesterday, the provinces Education Department suspended schooling in several districts for two days following persistent heavy rainfall which resulted in severe flooding causing damage to homes, bridges and roads. COGTA spokesperson, Amos Phago says his department has reached out to the national disaster management center for additional resources and support..

Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa Ndzawulo ya mimfumo ya miganga na timhaka ta ndhavuko eLimpopo, Basikopo Makamu. 

INTRO: The Co-operative Governance Department in Limpopo says heavy rains have caused severe damage to infrastructure particularly in the Mopani, Vhembe and Waterburg districts. Yesterday, the provinces Education Department suspended schooling in several districts for two days following persistent heavy rainfall which resulted in severe flooding causing damage to homes, bridges and roads. COGTA spokesperson, Amos Phago says his department has reached out to the national disaster management center for additional resources and support..
Clifford Maringa u burisanile na MEC wa Ndzawulo ya mimfumo ya miganga na timhaka ta ndhavuko eLimpopo, Basikopo Makamu.&nbsp;

Ndzawulo ya mimfumo ya miganga na timhaka ta ndhavuko eLimpopo yi kombela mali yo engetela eka National Disaster Management Center. 

INTRO: The has been flooding at various districts of Limpopo following heavy downpours in the past week, the provincial Education Department announced on Sunday that schooling has been suspended at schools that have been affected by floods. The affected areas include Waterberg, Vhembe, and Mopani districts, with some areas receiving over 100 mm of rain recently. The heavy downpours have wreaked havoc, collapsing bridges and cutting off communities. 

Clifford Maringa u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa Ndzawulo ya dyondzo eLimpopo, Mike Maringa.

INTRO: The has been&nbsp;flooding at various districts of Limpopo following heavy downpours in the past week, the provincial Education Department announced on Sunday that schooling has been suspended at schools that have been affected by floods. The affected areas include Waterberg, Vhembe, and Mopani districts, with some areas receiving over 100 mm of rain recently. The heavy downpours have wreaked havoc, collapsing bridges and cutting off communities.&nbsp;
Clifford Maringa u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa Ndzawulo ya dyondzo eLimpopo, Mike Maringa.

General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi a dlayiseta vumbhoni bya yena epalamendhe

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