Parly moves on teachers’ welfare

Primary and Secondary Education Parliamentary Portfolio Committee chairperson Ophias Murambiwa said investing in teachers was crucial in achieving educational excellence. PARLIAMENT has said there is need to improve teachers’ welfare as part of measures to revitalise the country’s education system. The call was made by several legislators at a workshop hosted by the Zimbabwe Teachers…

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NW launches project to nurture Olympic athletes

Launch of the project North West Department of Sports in partnership with North West University’s High Performance Institute of Sport, launched the Project 350 initiative in Potchefstroom. The aim of the programme is to identity and prepare 350 or more elite athletes across all nine provinces to represent the country at the 2028 Olympic Games…

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City’s argument and infrastructure don’t hold water: EFF

Leaking water meter in a residential area in the City of Johannesburg. 2 minutes The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has rejected Johannesburg Water’s explanation that the city has an over-consumption issue. This as some Johannesburg residents take to social media to complain about sporadic water cuts across the city. The Metro has a R27 billion…

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Court strikes Tourism Board case against De Lille

Outside the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria. The Pretoria High Court has struck off an urgent court roll case brought by the dissolved South African Tourism board against Minister Patricia de Lille. The ousted board had approached the court on an urgent basis, seeking to be reinstated following De Lille’s decision to dissolve it…

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LIVE: Inaugural Professor Stan Sangweni Memorial Lecture

Former President Thabo Mbeki to deliver a keynote address at the Inaugural Professor Stan Sangweni Memorial Lecture – under the theme: Professional & ethical public sector — a catalyst for a development state. Livestream:  Professor Stan Sangweni played a pivotal role in embedding constitutional values within the framework of public administration. His visionary leadership championed the…

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Adviser urged me to withdraw PKTT disbandment letter: Mchunu

Police Minister Senzo Mchunu appears before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee on October 17, 2025. Police Minister Senzo Mchunu says he was advised by his Chief of Staff Cedric Nkabinde, to withdraw the Political Killings Task Team (PKTT) disbandment letter after realising KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi was very angry about it. Mchunu, who is on…

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