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Part 7 of SA Politics. THINGS CAN ONLY GET BETTER.

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A full-blown strike at the State Information Technology Agency (SITA) by members of the Public Servants Association of South Africa (PSA) seems unavoidable as a meeting with SITA management has failed to yield progress or a solution to the impasse in salary negotiations. The PSA, representing...

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Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MsunduziMunicipalityMarketing/ Pietermaritzburg municipality on a mission to disconnect electricity of non paying entities and restrict water, including Home Affairs, a Police Station and other Government Departments. Follow updates on their Facebook page.

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Government's tender website has been down for months The image a few paragraphs down is what you currently see when you go to the National Treasury’s tender website. It’s been this way since March. When trying to make sense of a story that involved a newly issued tender, we became frustrated...

I have been trying to get into the (SA) E Home Affairs website but not receiving the OTP via sms even though the last four numbers reflected is correct. Cant get through to the callcentre and none of my emails are being answered. Trying to apply for a replacement for my Smart ID and renew my...

Government ministers owe millions in rent on houses paid for by taxpayers - Report Current and former government ministers owe millions of rand in rent on homes that have been subsidised by taxpayers, according to a report by The Sunday Times. Public works minister Patricia de Lille has sent...

Government now has to tell you when it tracks you The law that governs legal wiretapping in South Africa — the Regulation of Interception of Communications and Provision of Communication-related Information Act (RICA) — was declared unconstitutional last week. Anyone with a cellphone in South...

Government to crack down on piracy websites in South Africa The South African government plans to crack down on illegal file-sharing and streaming websites in South Africa. Speaking to the Parliament Portfolio Committee on Communications, the Department of Communications and Digital...

Government's last-minute matric exam decision causes confusion The Department of Education made a last-minute announcement regarding matric examinations which caused bedlam at schools across the country, the City Press reports. On Monday last week, the department said that matric pupils with...

Government proposes new free-to-air broadcast regulations The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has published its Draft Sports Broadcasting Services Amendment Regulations for public comment, aiming to make sporting events more accessible to the wider public...

Government's unveils new digital skills strategy The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT) has published a government gazette in which it outlines its Digital and Future Skills Strategy. Key to this strategy, said the DCDT, is driving digital literacy and fluency in...

Government proposal would see the creation of a state bank and the use of SA pensions The cabinet's economic cluster has created an economic reconstruction and recovery plan which includes the ANC's proposals to launch a state bank that would be able to access retirement savings at favourable...

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Government appeals High Court ruling on "irrational" regulations The South African government will appeal the ruling by the Gauteng High Court which declared South Africa's level 3 and level 4 lockdown regulations irrational and unconstitutional. Speaking at a post-cabinet media briefing...

Hi Guys I am no sure if this is the correct place to post this, but there seems to be a scandal going around municipalities within the Western Cape and is flying low under the radar of many South Africans. My parents had their electricity meter replaced in 2014 by a city of Cape Town...

Government plans to cut rail funding to bail out failing e-tolls Government has proposed a bill to reallocate funds meant to aid the struggling Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) to bail out Sanral's failing e-toll system, the City Press reports. Prasa controls the major Metrorail...