BMA intercepts over 4 000 travellers over Easter period

BMA Dr Michael Masiapato briefs the media. The Border Management Authority (BMA) says it has intercepted 4 763 travellers either trying to enter or leave the country during the ten-day Easter period operation at the country’s borders. The authority says 3,1170 people were without proper documents to be in the country. BMA Dr Michael Masiapato…

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SAA CEO Prof John Lamola resigns

SAA CEO Professor John Lamola. The Board of South African Airways has announced the resignation its CEO, Professor John Lamola. In a statement released on Friday, both the Board and Transport Minister Barbara Creecy confirmed they have accepted his departure, which takes effect at the end of April. Lamola took the helm of the national…

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South Africa reflects on 30 years of the TRC

File: Members of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Deputy Chairperson, Dr. Alex Boraine Chairperson, Archbishop Desmond Tutu (centre) and Commissioner, Rev. Bongani Finca (right), commissioner at the first hearing in East London, Eastern Cape on April 1996. Thirty years ago, South Africa witnessed the first hearings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The TRC…

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DHL Stormers team manager “Chippie” Solomon dies

DHL Stormers Team Manager Chippie Solomon. The DHL Stormers Team Manager, Christopher Solomon, better known as “Chippie”, has died. The Western Cape rugby community has expressed its shock and sadness over Solomon’s death. He served as the team manager from 2004 until his death. Solomon took charge of over 350 matches during his tenure. Stormers…

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LIVE: Gauteng Education MEC briefs media on the state of education

Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile is expected to provide an update on the state of education in the province.  The briefing comes amid ongoing concerns around overcrowded classrooms, infrastructure backlogs and learner placement challenges. Gauteng’s education system continues to face significant pressure due to rapid urbanisation and inward migration, which have placed strain on schools,…

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