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Govt considering price ceiling for unleaded petrol

Government is considering fixing a maximum price for unleaded fuel to cushion the country from escalating prices, Energy Minister Jeff Radebe said on Thursday. “Government is deeply concerned by the rising cost of petrol in South Africa which is largely caused by the rand dollar exchange rate, and the price[…]

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Sassa workers affiliated to Nehawu to down tools

Nehawu says the biometric enrollment for Sassa beneficiaries is a new function that workers were not consulted on. The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) workers affiliated to the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (Nehawu) are expected to go on a national strike on Wednesday morning. The labour action is over problems[…]

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Train fires affecting Cape Town rail schedules

The patience of commuters will again be tested to the limit with trains in Cape Town running about an hour behind schedule. In the latest incident Tuesday afternoon, six carriages on two trains caught alight at Cape Town station. A man has been detained in connection with the latest fire. Two weeks[…]

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Nehawu threatens to shutdown Sassa

Nehawu has threatened to bring all Sassa offices to a complete shutdown over biometric enrollment. South Africa Social Security Agency (Sassa) acting CEO Abram Mahlangu says they are shocked that Nehawu has resolved to take to the streets, because they have not yet received feedback from the task team that was[…]

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Prasa to brief Parliament on its strategy

The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) is expected to brief Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Transport on Tuesday on its strategy for dealing with attacks on its trains. Cape Town’s railway stations have been beset by a string of train fires over the past several months, in addition to[…]

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