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NCC investigates reports of overbooking by Flysafair

Flysafair plane seen in the air. 1 minute The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has announced that it has launched an investigation into low-cost carrier Flysafair. The commission says this follows media and social media reports of the airline allegedly overbooking flights. It says it has contacted the airline to request information to kick start the…

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RFA laments Transnet’s Pier 2 container terminal delays

Transnet operations at a port in South Africa. 1 minute The Road Freight Association (RFA) has expressed concern about delays at Transnet’s Pier 2 container terminal at the Durban Port. Transnet Port Terminals issued a notice to customers on Tuesday, saying it was facing operational challenges caused by a combination of inclement weather and ongoing…

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Gauteng launches Barometer Dashboard to track municipal performance

4 minutes The Gauteng Provincial Government is set to launch the Local Government Turnaround Barometer Dashboard this month to monitor municipal performance and improve service delivery across the province. The Barometer will track key issues, including water and electricity challenges, financial compliance, and wasteful expenditure. It was introduced following the province’s Local Government Turnaround Summit,…

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Gauteng MEC dismisses claims that the province is bankrupt

Acting Gauteng Premier Lebogang Maile speaks at a provincial government engagement. 1 minute Gauteng Finance and Economic Development MEC Lebogang Maile has dismissed reports suggesting that the province is nearing bankruptcy. Speaking at a media briefing in Johannesburg, Maile acknowledges the financial strain caused by the e-toll debt but assures that the province’s finances and…

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Maile refutes claims that Gauteng is almost bankrupt

Gauteng sign board 1 minute The Gauteng provincial government has refuted media reports claiming that the province is on the brink of bankruptcy. While the provincial government concedes the commitment to repay the e-toll debt has dealt a blow to its finances, it says a host of reforms will be implemented to meet budgetary obligations….

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Liquor traders met December sales targets: Ntimane

A bunch of alcohol bottles wait to be filled and labelled ahead of packaging. 2 minutes The National Liquor Traders Council Convenor Lucky Ntimane says their members managed to meet their sales targets in December. Ntimane says the festive always presents an opportunity for traders to increase their sales. “I think the festive season will…

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North West government to pay NTI workers

Buses seen at a depot. 2 minutes The North West provincial government has provided some lifeline to employees of the troubled North West Transport Investment (NTI). The provincial Transport Management Department says it will pay them in 10 days. Some employees spent the festive season camping outside the provincial legislature in Mahikeng. The government says…

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