Johannesburg residents are bracing for intensified daily water restrictions, aimed at replenishing the city's reservoirs. This follows Joburg Water's 86-hour infrastructure maintenance in December last year. The entity has been grappling with water shortages since its bulk supplier, Rand Water, was forced to reduce supply due to excessive water consumption. Bongiwe Zwane spoke tp DA Deputy Spokesperson on Water and Sanitation, Stephen Moore...

Johannesburg residents are bracing for intensified daily water restrictions, aimed at replenishing the city's reservoirs. This follows Joburg Water's 86-hour infrastructure maintenance in December last year. The entity has been grappling with water shortages since its bulk supplier, Rand Water, was forced to reduce supply due to excessive water consumption. Bongiwe Zwane spoke tp DA Deputy Spokesperson on Water and Sanitation, Stephen Moore...

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"Maintenance is not a sexy topic that wins votes" - DA Deputy Spokesperson on Water and Sanitation says city of Johannesburg could have avoided current water crisis

A total of 26 cattle have been recovered following a stock theft raid which was led by Acting Mpumalanga Police Commissioner, Zeph Mkhwanazi in Verena in Mpumalanga. After years of uncontrollable stock theft in the area farmers can finally breathe a sigh of relief as renewed efforts by police to combat the scourge seem to be yielding positive results. This raid was aimed at combatting the escalating stock theft crisis that has left farmers vulnerable and threatened their livelihoods. Mkhwanazi has urged farmers to play their part by not employing illegal and undocumented workers for cheap labour. Nonhlanhla Ntshingila reports

A total of 26 cattle have been recovered following a stock theft raid which was led by Acting Mpumalanga Police Commissioner, Zeph Mkhwanazi in Verena in Mpumalanga. After years of uncontrollable stock theft in the area farmers can finally breathe a sigh of relief as renewed efforts by police to combat the scourge seem to be yielding positive results. This raid was aimed at combatting the escalating stock theft crisis that has left farmers vulnerable and threatened their livelihoods. Mkhwanazi has urged farmers to play their part by not employing illegal and undocumented workers for cheap labour. Nonhlanhla Ntshingila reports

Acting Mpumalanga Police Commissioner calls for farm owners not to employ  undocumented workers for cheap labour 

The Department of Cooperative Governance has announced the termination of contracts for over 255,000 Community Work Programme participants aged 55 and older. The department is citing significant budget cuts and unauthorized expenditure concerns for its decision. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Public Servants Association, PSA  Acting Deputy General Manager, Claude Naiker

The Department of Cooperative Governance has announced the termination of contracts for over 255,000 Community Work Programme participants aged 55 and older. The department is citing significant budget cuts and unauthorized expenditure concerns for its decision. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Public Servants Association, PSA &nbsp;Acting Deputy General Manager, Claude Naiker

Public Servants Association makes last ditch attempt to save 255,000 Community Work Programme jobs set for termination

The Department of Cooperative Governance has announced the termination of contracts for over 255,000 Community Work Programme participants aged 55 and older. The department is citing significant budget cuts and unauthorized expenditure concerns for its decision. For more on this, we're joined by Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, COGTA Minister, Velenkosini Hlabisa

The Department of Cooperative Governance has announced the termination of contracts for over 255,000 Community Work Programme participants aged 55 and older. The department is citing significant budget cuts and unauthorized expenditure concerns for its decision. For more on this, we're joined by Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, COGTA Minister, Velenkosini Hlabisa

"Maintenance is not a sexy topic that wins votes" - DA Deputy Spokesperson on Water and Sanitation says city of Johannesburg could have avoided current water crisis

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