PSA concerned about the ‘dire state of disrepair’ at Tembisa Hospital

Tembisa Hospital, in Ekurhuleni. 2 minutes The Public Servants Association (PSA) has raised concerns about the dilapidation of the Tembisa Hospital in Gauteng. In a statement, the PSA has noted the crumbling infrastructure, a shortage of essential resources and unsafe working conditions. Its formally requested the Employment and Labour Department conduct an in-depth inspection of…

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Standard Chartered, BII renew $350m for trade finance

Source: BII. Chief executive officer of BII, Nick O’Donohoe, and Saif Malik, head of banking and coverage, UK, Standard Chartered. This facility aims to bolster the trade-finance needs of SMEs and corporates across Africa and South Asia and to boost economic growth in these regions. Since the initial agreement in 2013, Standard Chartered and British…

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Austria thrash Proteas at Indoor Hockey World Cup

File image: Hockey sticks. 1 minute The South African women’s indoor hockey team has suffered its first defeat at the Indoor Hockey World Cup in Croatia, losing to the third ranked team in the world, Austria. The Proteas who played to a four-all draw with Thailand on day one, had a much tougher assignment on…

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Quartet set for Sables debut

The match is scheduled to kick off at 1730 hours at the Sevens Stadium in Dubai. ZIMBABWE national Men’s Fifteens rugby team gets their Dubai tour campaign tour rolling against the United Arab Emirates in a test match this evening with four players poised to make their debut. The match is scheduled to kick off…

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16 days of activism campaign not enough: Mashatile

Deputy President, Paul Mashatile hosts a farewell luncheon in honour of the Ambassador of Japan to South Africa at O.R. Tambo House in Pretoria on December 18, 2024. 2 minutes Deputy President Paul Mashatile says that the 16 days of activism dedicated to no violence against women and children, is not enough to fight gender-based…

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11 million households live in energy poverty: Analyst

Canola plants blossom in a field beneath electricity pylons, as South African utility Eskom experiences frequent power outages, near Cape Town, South Africa, September 8, 2022. 1 minute Independent Energy Analyst Clyde Mallinson says 11 million households in the country live in energy poverty. His comments follow the National Energy Regulator of South Africa’s (Nersa)…

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