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SA seeks to curb immigration, plans policy revamp

LOCAL SA plans to end most special permits for foreigners as it revamps its immigration policies to manage an influx of economic migrants. The government announced that a special dispensation allowing Zimbabweans to live and work in SA will expire at the end of this year, while similar concessions for about 90,000 people from neighbouring Lesotho will expire in 2023 and won’t be extended, home affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi said. Permits for […]

today26 August 2022

Local

R50m Cuba aid budgeted for and approved by parliament: Naledi Pandor

LOCAL The idea that by donating to Cuba, the government is taking money from South Africans is a selfish attitude that does not accord with the country’s constitution which promotes friendship and support for countries in need. This is according to international relations and co-operation minister Naledi Pandor as she yet again defended SA’s R50m humanitarian aid to Cuba. “We budget for all this, approved by parliament each year,” she […]

today26 August 2022

Local

Corruption Watch report shows corruption continues to affect the education sector

LOCAL Corruption Watch’s newly-released report shows that corruption has continued to affect the country’s education sector. This is despite the numerous policies and legislation intended to provide access to decent education. According to Corruption Watch, for over 10 years it has received disturbing complaints of alleged corruption across basic and higher education institutions throughout the country. The recently launched report highlights about 3 667 education-related corruption cases received between 2012 […]

today26 August 2022

Local

Investigations underway after busses, City vehicle torched at Nyanga terminus

LOCAL The City of Cape Town says its law enforcement agencies are working closely with the South African Police Service to track down the persons responsible for the torching of several Golden Arrow buses and a City truck in Nyanga yesterday. The City's service vehicles have also been advised to withdraw from the area until the situation has been stabilised. The vehicles were torched after a number of taxis in […]

today26 August 2022

Local

Cricket: WC proud to be named hosts for 2023 T20 Women’s World Cup

LOCAL Cape-Town,Gqeberha and Paarl will team up to host the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in February 2023 with Benoni and Potchefstroom hosting the first edition of the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup in January 2023. It has been a long stretch since the Western and Eastern Cape hosted an international ICC event and they will now play host to the next edition of the Women’s T20 World Cup.Newlands […]

today24 August 2022

International

Qatar deports workers who protested against unpaid salaries

INTERNATIONAL Qatar has deported dozens of workers who participated in a rare protest for unpaid and delayed wages owed to them by a company that Doha has awarded multi-million dollar contracts, a rights group and a government source said Tuesday. A government source told MEE that some protesters were deported for breaching Qatar's public security laws, without specifying the number. 'The same system has not been quick enough to punish […]

today24 August 2022

International

US Muslims five times more likely to face police harassment due to their religion, study shows

INTERNATIONAL Muslims are five times more likely to experience police harassment because of their religion compared to those of other faiths, a study by Rice University shows. More specifically, Muslim adults who identify as Black, Middle Eastern, Arab or North African are more likely than Muslims who identify as white to report that they have been harassed by the police because of their religion, according to the study published in the Society […]

today24 August 2022

International

Israel’s assault on Palestinian NGOs is shutting off access to international community

INTERNATIONAL Israel's assault on Palestinian civil society, most recently with overnight raids on Palestinian NGOs, has posed serious questions as to what extent these groups will be able to continue operating with the outside world. So far, European governments, the UN and the US have said they would maintain their relationships with the organisations despite Israel's moves to outlaw them. However, experts say that as long as Israel is able to impede their […]

today24 August 2022

News

WC transport services unaffected by national shutdown, as COCT officials on alert

LOCAL Taxi services will not be affected as a result of the planned national shutdown on Wednesday. The South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) says it will not be participating in the strike action and assures commuters that transport services will be operational. The demonstrators will be addressing the escalating cost of living and rise in fuel prices. Santaco's Makhosandile Tumana says they have already been in talks with government […]

today24 August 2022

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