Value Logistics CEO Steven Gotschalk says people need to be less critical of police work in stopping looters, as they have been overwhelmed by the crisis they have faced at KZN. Civil unrest in some parts of the country has destroyed and destroyed many businesses, causing stress and anxiety for many who do not know […]
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South African authorities must quickly and thoroughly investigate the latest attacks on media and journalists covering the country’s civil unrest, the Committee to Protect Journalists announced today. Since July 4, protests have erupted in at least two provinces, KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, which have begun for the imprisonment of former President Jacob Zuma but have entered
As part of efforts to increase the country’s tax revenues, the Ministry of Finance has created revenue assurance and enforcement (RACE). RACE’s competence is to identify and eliminate revenue leakage in areas such as oil bunkering, gold and mineral exports, port operations, transit goods, warehousing, border control and free zone operations, to name a few.
Lindive Sisulu, Minister of Settlements, Water and Sewerage, claims that Zuma supporters are following health protocols in Nkandla Former President Jacob Zuma gave a public address live from his home in Nkandla on Sunday night on issues related to the Constitutional Court’s ruling against him. He mentioned his concerns that South Africa was returning to
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The Center for Analysis and Behavioral Change in the Cape Town University research project Jesse Kahn is discussing the Twitter accounts of the RET network of forces that incited violence and demanded Zuma’s release. Two weeks ago, Police Minister Becky Celle mentioned that law enforcement had a list of 12 suspects involved in fueling the
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